Getting a small child such as a newborn or baby to sleep can be a challenge for many parents. And when they finally do get their child to sleep, whether it is in their car seat or in their swing, they often don’t want to disturb them to transfer them into their crib in fear that they are going to wake up and won’t want to go back to sleep. If you are a parent and this is something you deal with on a day to day basis, there are some important things you should be aware of that could help save your child’s life when it comes to allowing your child to remain sleeping in their car seat or placing them in one for a nap. Read more

After engaging in an accident in the state of Indiana, you may have determined that the state was liable for causing it to occur. For instance, perhaps a state worker was driving distracted and rear-ended your vehicle or you sustained an injury on government property because it was poorly maintained. While you may be under the impression that the state should automatically be held accountable for your injuries and/or damages, not always will you be permitted to file a claim against it. Read more

Distractions are all around us when we are driving. Between the shiny billboards and drivers in fancy cars catching our attention, it’s hard not to always keep your eyes focused on the road. Aside from that, many motorists also have their phones sitting in their laps dinging or ringing, letting them know someone is trying to get in contact with them. The point is, distractions are everywhere and far too often, we let them get the best of us when we are driving. Read more

Recent reporting by local Indianapolis news outlets indicate that many people are still unaware of the Takata airbag recall, and many more have not been notified if their vehicle is part of the recall. 

Since the beginning of 2014 there have been on-going international recalls for vehicle airbags manufactured by Takata Corporation.  Read more

In neighboring La Porte, David Claxton dozed off at the wheel while approaching an intersection.  It was midday, and he said that he had slept nine hours the previous night.

There are many reasons that a person may drive while drowsy – but other than a previously unknown medical condition, none are legitimate.  Read more