A Rider’s Guide to Beautiful Motorcycle Routes in Indiana As a motorcycle rider in Indiana, you can access some of the Midwest's most scenic and exhilarating roads. Whether you're a resident or just passing through, Indiana's diverse landscapes offer a variety of routes that cater to every rider's taste. Every turn brings a new adventure, from the rolling hills to flat farmlands. However, with the thrill of the ride comes the risk of motorcycle accidents. Top 5 Motorcycle Routes in Indiana If you are looking to explore Indiana's beautiful scenery on your bike, several routes offer an enjoyabl ..read more

Indianapolis Sex Crimes Attorney Keller & Keller Will Fight For Justice At Keller & Keller, we stand for justice and accountability. Our firm is dedicated to advocating for those who have been wronged, and we take allegations of misconduct seriously. We've been made aware of disturbing accusations involving a bail bondsman named Anthony Stout. It's alleged that Stout has been sexually assaulting females who needed to be bonded out of jail, all while using threats to silence his victims. These allegations are deeply concerning and go against the principles of justice and fairness we hol ..read more

At Keller And Keller, we are always staying up-to-date on the latest laws and regulations that can impact personal injury cases. Recently, a bill has been introduced in Indiana that could significantly impact how juries consider seat belt usage in personal injury cases. The bill, known as House Bill 1090, would allow juries in Indiana to know whether a plaintiff was wearing a seat belt at the time of an accident. This information is not admissible in court, as Indiana is one of the few states prohibiting using seat belt evidence in personal injury cases. Proponents of the bill argue that sea ..read more

Car Insurance Tracking Devices Are on the Rise  As personal injury attorneys, we are always looking out for ways to protect our clients and fight for their rights in the event of an auto accident. A recent article by The New York Times sheds light on a concerning trend in the auto industry - carmakers are implementing driver-tracking technology that could potentially impact insurance rates and claims. According to the article, car manufacturers are increasingly incorporating sensors and cameras in vehicles to monitor driver behavior. While this technology may be marketed as a safety featu ..read more

Your Rights After a Motorcycle Accident in a Construction Zone Construction zones present unique hazards, especially for motorcyclists. Understanding the specific dangers and taking appropriate precautions are essential for motorcyclists to stay safe in New Mexico construction zones. If you were injured in a construction zone bike accident, please contact the motorcycle accident lawyers at Keller & Keller to learn more about your rights. Motorcycle Dangers in Construction Zones Construction zones are inherently dangerous due to heavy machinery, uneven road surfaces, narrowed lanes, reduce ..read more

The staff at my office spend a significant amount of time communicating with Social Security employees to ensure that our client's cases are being processed as quickly and expeditiously as possible. This is important to ensure that cases don't "fall through the cracks" and that our clients do not spend unnecessary time waiting on a decision because a Social Security employee has neglected a responsibility. We were pleased to learn that Social Security has introduced a tool that should make our role much more efficient – it has made lists of cases pending at the initial and reconsideration leve ..read more

Interstate 65 is a major north-south thoroughfare connecting the Midwest to the South, and it sees plenty of fatal crashes each year. The section through Indiana is no exception. As the primary route from the Chicago area to Indianapolis and on to Louisville and Nashville, it sees its fair share of highway pile-ups, semi-truck crashes, and drunk driving accidents, resulting in dozens of fatalities in Indiana each year. Losing a loved one in a fatal car accident is devastating. Learning that another driver’s negligence caused the crash can make it even worse. If your loved one was killed in a c ..read more

The Senate confirmed former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley as Commissioner of the Social Security Administration.  Mr. O'Malley was noted to be a "strong operational leader" who has previously produced results by holding people accountable by Sen. Ben Cardin.  Historically, Mr. O'Malley has been known for being data-driven. This focus on data is likely to be put to the test as the Administration continues to struggle with understaffing, underfunding, and post-pandemic reopening.  These problems have real-world consequences for our clients: the current processing time for ..read more

Everyone knows that riding a motorcycle around Albuquerque is risky—even avid bikers accept this fact. With virtually no protection for the rider as they travel at highway speeds and share the road with much bigger and sturdier vehicles, no one is surprised that bikers suffer much higher rates of injuries and fatalities than drivers in cars and trucks. What might be surprising to some people, however, is where and when fatal motorcycle accidents have been happening. We take a look at the latest national statistics and then turn our attention to our local roads. National Motorcycle Fatality Sta ..read more

Indiana's Wrongful Death statutes consider three different types of decedent. The context of the decedent's life at the time of their death determines who can recover and for what damages they can recover. In general, the three different statutes address decedents that a spouse or dependent children survived, adults that a spouse or dependent children did not survive, and finally, the tragic loss of a child. All three statutes allow for the recovery of damages for reasonable health care services in connection with the decedent's injury caused by the wrongdoer, the value of funeral and burial e ..read more