An Indianapolis car accident lawyer reminds drivers to avoid distraction Texting and driving or using other electronic devices when you're behind the wheel of a car puts everyone else on the road at risk of getting injured in a car accident. That's why in July 2020, the state of Indiana enacted its hands-free law. This...
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Indianapolis Is Among Top 5 Hottest Housing Markets in US
Indianapolis Real Estate Attorneys Discuss Indy's Surging Housing Market Analysts are predicting a "whirlwind" year of activity for Indianapolis real estate. The Indianapolis-Carmel-Anderson region is expected to be one of the top 5 housing markets in the United States in 2022. This means that buying, selling, home prices, and rent are all going up, or...
Read MoreWinter Driving Tips To Avoid A Weather-Related Car Accident
Indianapolis car accident lawyers explain how to stay safe on the road Car accidents can happen fast during hazardous winter conditions. Whether it’s snow or ice, sleet or freezing rain, drivers need to be alert at all times and take steps to avoid an accident during the winter. Unfortunately, even the safest drivers sometimes get...
Read MoreStudy Reveals Early Divorce for Couples Who Meet Online
An Indianapolis Divorce Lawyer Discusses Couples who meet online have a significantly higher chance of divorce within the first three years of marriage compared to those who don't, according to a new study. Researchers note that as more and more people are finding love online, the divorce rate will likely increase. Right now, more than...
Read MoreAre Indiana's Drunk Driving Hotspots Ready For Anti-DUI Tech?
An Indiana Car Accident Lawyer Dives Into the Data The federal government has put a challenge in front of automakers — find a way to build drunk driving-prevention technology into all new vehicles as early as 2026. Congress is requiring car manufacturers to build new vehicles that come standard with anti-drunk driving monitoring systems. The...
Read MoreHundreds Killed in Stopped-Vehicle Crashes Each Year
Most of the car accidents we hear about involve two or more vehicles that were in motion just before the collision. But every year, there are crashes involving stopped or disabled vehicles that leave people with fatal injuries. A new study has found lack of visibility was likely a factor in these accidents. The study...
Read MoreDivorced Parents at Odds Over Vaccines for Children
When couples with children divorce, it is not unusual for there to be several discussions and disagreements involving parenting issues. But in 2021, a new source of contention between divorced parents is being seen by lawyers – whether or not to let their children be vaccinated against COVID-19. In May, the Food and Drug Administration...
Read MoreDemocrats Seek ‘Dreamers’ Protection in Reconciliation Bill
As Congress works on a budget reconciliation bill, 22 Democrats are calling on congressional leaders to include a pathway to citizenship – both for undocumented immigrants and citizens of other countries who grew up in the United States legally. Earlier this month, the lawmakers sent a letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and Senate Majority...
Read MoreAt US-Mexico border, VP Harris highlights new direction for immigration
Vice President Kamala Harris recently made her first trip to the U.S.-Mexico border since taking office in January. During the half-day tour of El Paso, Texas, immigration facilities, Harris gave an address. She spoke about the purpose of her trip and the role of the Biden administration in improving the American immigration situation. Shet said...
Read MoreCompetitive real estate market forces Central Indiana homebuyers to get creative
The good news: The real estate market in Central Indiana is unlike anything in recent memory. The bad news: The real estate market in Central Indiana is unlike anything in recent memory. Here's what local homebuyers need to know. A market in its own pandemic The pandemic has changed the way buyers and sellers operate...
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