Hurst Limontes LLC Indianapolis, Indiana Injury & Accident Law Firm Blog
Damages – Part 4: Lost Wages
The Value of Lost Time, Wages, and the Impairment of [...]
Does My Insurance Policy Cover Me While I’m Driving For DoorDash?
If someone is driving for DoorDash, Uber, or Lyft, and [...]
Does Underinsured/Uninsured Motorist Coverage Apply in a Three Car Accident Where One Tortfeasor has Limits Greater Than Mine & The Other Less
Most people with car insurance have some form of underinsured/uninsured [...]
What if my Medical Bills are “Written Off”? Can I recover after a Car Crash or Personal Injury?
Yes! You can Recover. However, that recovery may be limited [...]
What If The Defendant Gets Rid of Evidence I Need to Prove My Case: Spoliation
In a case where evidence has not been preserved by [...]
New Indiana Laws Taking Effect July 1, 2020: Cell Phone Use, Out-Of-Network Bills, and School Lead Water Testing
No Using a Phone While Driving A new law set [...]
Who Can Talk About My Injuries If My Car Accident Case Goes to Trial?
At trial for a car accident case the Plaintiff (the [...]
Team at Hurst Limontes LLC Supports Local Businesses and Donates Food to Mary Rigg Food Pantry
Today, April 6, 2020, the Personal Injury Legal Team at [...]
We’ve Changed Our Name to Hurst Limontes LLC!
As many of you already know, we’ve changed our name [...]
Unlocked and Loaded: Court of Appeals Affirms Judgment on the Pleadings in Favor of Careless Handgun Owner
The topic of firearms ownership, especially handguns, can be a thorny issue to address in today’s polarized political climate. No matter what side of the aisle you fall on, most if not all Hoosiers agree that firearm owners have a duty to exercise reasonable and ordinary care in the storage and safekeeping of their guns.