Category: Wrongful Death

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We are about 3 weeks into the 100 deadliest days of the summer on Indiana’s roads and yet another crash involving two semis on Interstate 70 has claimed a life. WTHR noted that an INDOT alert reported that two semis were involved in a crash around 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday evening, June 28, 2022 near […]

Did you lose a loved one in an unexpected and preventable accident, or due to someone else’s wrongful act? If so, you or other surviving family members may be entitled to seek accountability through a wrongful death lawsuit. The sudden loss of someone you care about can be especially difficult. In addition to intense grief, […]

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Nothing is quite as shocking as the accidental death of a spouse, child, or parent. When the accident is caused by a person’s or organization’s negligence, recklessness, or criminal intent, the wound of the unnecessary and unjust loss cuts deeper. At Craig, Kelley and Faultless LLC, we have seen firsthand the chaos and disruption that […]

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According to a recent Indiana State Police bulletin released on November 30, 2021, a 2013 Kenworth traveling southbound on I-65 driven by Walter Sutton, 50 of Lonedell, MO, for an unknown reason, left the roadway, went through the median and concrete barriers near the 179-mile marker.  The 2013 Kenworth hit a 2017 Freightliner, traveling northbound […]

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According to an article posted yesterday, August 26, 2021 on patch.com, Patric McGlynn, 19 and John Paul Eckel, 21 were stopped in traffic on U.S. 30 when they were rear-ended by a tractor-trailer driven by Inderjit Singh Sidu, 28 of California.  The Freightliner semi driven by Sidu and the SUV containing McGlynn and Eckel burst […]

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Like most other states, Indiana has seen its share of budget cuts over the last few years, particularly when it comes to the public infrastructure sector. Unfortunately, many of those laid off from government positions performed jobs that made our roads safer — state troopers, public works employees and motor carrier inspectors, for example. With […]

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