Indiana car accident? You have just 2 years to file—some cases only 180 days. Miss Indiana's statute of limitations by a single day and your case is gone—no matter how strong it is. Insurance companies know this and may drag out negotiations until your deadline expires. Indiana's standard deadline is 2 years from your accident date. But if a government vehicle was involved (city bus, police car, county vehicle), you may have as little as 180 days to file notice. Don't assume settlement talks are protecting you. They're not. Wagner Reese LLP has recovered over $300 million for Indiana accident victims since 1997. We work on a contingency fee basis—you pay nothing unless we win. Call today for a FREE consultation before your window closes.
Practice context
Car Accident
Car accident claims typically involve establishing fault, negotiating with auto insurers, and recovering damages for medical expenses, lost wages, vehicle repair, and pain and suffering. Comparative-fault rules vary by state: some states bar recovery if the claimant is more than 50% at fault, while others allow proportional recovery. Most personal injury firms handle these matters on a strict contingency basis.
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Fee Model
Contingency (No Win, No Fee)
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Phone
(260) 264-9346
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Free Consultation
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Virtual Consultations
Multilingual Staff
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Online Appointments
Wheelchair Accessible
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