Your Winning Team For
Victims Of Injury And Loss.
Attorneys Betsy K. Greene and Fred Schultz
Considering how much new automotive technology is available, car accidents are still stunningly common. It seems that lane departure warnings, backup cameras and all the rest can't keep crashes from happening. Collisions claim thousands of lives every year. However,...
A 26-year-old Chicago man is facing multiple charges for allegedly striking and killing three Indiana college students and critically injuring another one. The accident occurred in the early morning hours of Feb. 21 along Interstate 69 in Grant County. The man has...
Last week's Midwestern snowstorm did not affect many people in our region, but it served notice that snow will be coming soon. For those who have experienced snow storms during holidays, a near miss (as opposed to a blizzard) is always good news. However, another...
Volkswagen has been caught altering their exhaust emissions. VW engineers intentionally programmed their vehicles to be able to detect when it is being tested, and then - and only then, produce the emissions results required to meet U.S. and California emission...
Rear-end collisions may someday be a thing of the past. This would be very good news. In November 2012, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported that 28% of all crashes are rear-end collisions. Many thousands of lives could be saved and...
A young Indiana beauty queen was killed just after midnight on Saturday, Aug. 1, when the car in which she was a passenger struck several trees before rolling over. The one-car accident occurred in Palmyra in Harrison County. The vehicle reportedly went off the road...
Did you know that in 2012 in Indiana alone, according to IN.gov, there were 188,841 traffic accidents resulting in injury or property damage? There were also a recorded 718 fatal accidents in Indiana. According to The US Department of Transportation, in 2012 the US...
You may have heard it said that drunk drivers tend to live through deadly accidents more often than the people they hit. This is often attributed to numerous factors, including the fact that someone who is drunk may not be in complete control of his or her body, and...
The U.S. Department of Transportation and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration have teamed up to introduce a distracted driving enforcement campaign called "U Drive. U Text. U Pay." While the two-week April campaign includes aggressive ticketing by law...