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Indiana Accident and Injury Laws

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Lawsuits involving medical malpractice, car accidents, product liability, and slip-and-fall accidents fall under the accident and injury legal practice. Workers’ compensation also falls under this category, though seldom involves lawsuits. These types of cases are heard in state courts, and each state handles the process a little differently. In Indiana, for instance, consumers have two years from the date of the incident in which to file a product liability lawsuit, and a six-year time limit for fraud. Injury law is relatively consistent throughout the country, but each state has it’s own procedures. Click a link below to learn more about accident and injury laws.

Learn About Indiana Accident and Injury Laws

  • Indiana Negligence Laws

    How Indiana law defines negligence, which serves as the basis for most civil claims, with information about negligence law in general, the concept of contributory negligence, and related matters.

  • Indiana Civil Statute of Limitations

    How Indiana sets limits for would-be plaintiffs in civil actions, referred to as the civil statute of limitations, and how these limits differ for different causes of action.

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