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The Different Types of Car Accident Claims in Indiana
Within seconds, a car accident can change your life. A car accident can result in loss of life, significant physical injury or property damage. It can also result in tremendous financial expenses. Three legal claims are available for car accidents, including property damage, bodily injury, and personal injury protection. If you've been in a car accident, a personal injury attorney in Indiana can explain your options for pursuing legal action.
Types of Auto Accidents for Personal Injury
Every time you drive or ride in a vehicle, the risk of a crash exists. A moment of inattention, recklessness, or intoxication could disrupt your life significantly. You could even lose a loved one. A disability could leave you unable to work. Even if full recovery is possible, the medical treatment and rehabilitation to get to that point may come at tremendous out-of-pocket expense.
Everything to Know About Eminent Domain in Indiana
Article 24, title 32 of state law establishes the rules for eminent domain in Indiana. Eminent domain describes the legal process for forcing a landowner to sell a property for public use development. If you are researching this subject, you may have received notice of an eminent domain action against your property or seen surveyors on or near your land.
Webster & Garino, LLC Representing Treasurer Cindy Gossard in the Mayor and Gossard Case
Webster & Garino, LLC is representing Cindy Gossard in the City of Westfield case brought by Mayor Andrew Cook.
Real Estate Law in Indiana | What is Eminent Domain?
Webster & Garino LLC provides clients with effective legal services based on our extensive experience resolving real estate issues. Our strong firm reputation in the legal market was built on our accomplishments
Negotiating an Eminent Domain Offer | Indiana Real Estate Law
State law in Indiana calls for fair compensation for landowners deprived of their land for public works. The legal concept of eminent domain authorizes this process that essentially condemns a property or a portion of it. It then forces its owner to sell it for public use or development.
What is the Difference between a 1033 and a 1031 Exchange? (VIDEO)
Many times a 1031 exchange is utilized when clients have sold a property and wish to buy another. In a 1031 exchange, you can defer the capital gains by using an intermediary.
Why Business Insurance is Essential for Startup Companies
Business people who are in the process of developing a startup company may hope to delay insurance costs. Insurance might feel unnecessary in the early stages, but an accident, lawsuit, or natural disaster can be disruptive and costly.
7 Tips for Creating a Solid Business Contract
Writing a business contract may sound like an intimidating task, but essentially it is a detail-oriented task. The role of an Indiana lawyer is to help you work through all of the details and build a contract that functions in variety of situations.