Category: Blog Post

If you’ve ever been injured in a car wreck in southern Indiana or across the river in Kentucky, you know the fear that comes next: Will my insurance company actually pay what they owe?
The Cosme family from northwest Indiana found out the hard way. In a recent decision from the Indiana Court...

If you drive on I-65, I-64, or any of the major trucking corridors through southern Indiana and Kentucky, you know the risks. Massive semi-trucks share the roads with families in minivans, commuters, and everyday drivers. When a broker cuts corners on safety to save a buck, innocent people pay the price —...

A recent federal appeals court decision out of Indiana has sent a clear warning to homeowners, churches, businesses, and anyone who carries property insurance: **replacement-cost coverage is not automatic** — even if you paid extra for it. On March 2, 2026, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh...

In the world of personal injury claims, insurance companies often hold the cards—or so they think. But what happens when an insurer refuses a reasonable settlement offer within policy limits, only to watch a jury award damages far exceeding that amount? The Indiana Court of Appeals’ decision in Pistalo v. Progressive Casualty Insurance...

Residents of southern Indiana, including those in New Albany, Jeffersonville, Clarksville, and surrounding areas in Floyd and Clark Counties, often rely on property management services and other employers to ensure safety and security in their homes and workplaces. However, when an employee’s intentional misconduct causes harm, victims may have recourse against the...

Hey there, fellow Hoosiers! I'm Marc Sedwick, a legal enthusiast based right here in New Albany, Indiana. If you've ever wondered how a seemingly fun event like a fireworks display can lead to a courtroom battle over emotional trauma, buckle up. Today, we're unpacking a fascinating 2023 Indiana Court of Appeals case:...

If you or a loved one has suffered due to medical negligence in Southern Indiana, the road to justice has historically been paved with significant hurdles. For decades, the Indiana Medical Malpractice Act has acted as a gatekeeper, often delaying cases for years. However, as of January 20, 2026,...

Whether you’re in Evansville, Jeffersonville, or right here in New Albany, you’ve likely seen the headlines: a Los Angeles jury recently awarded $40 million to plaintiffs who developed ovarian cancer after decades of using Johnson & Johnson’s talc-based products. This December 2025 verdict is a landmark moment. For many...

If you suffered an injury while stepping off an international flight—whether on the air stairs, the jet bridge, or even a shuttle—you need to know about the crucial legal precedent set by the Moore v. British Airways case. This decision didn't just win a lawsuit; it changed the definition of an...

Key Focus of the El Dieb Case The central issue in the El Dieb case revolved around whether a passenger could recover damages for purely psychological injury (like Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD) when no accompanying physical/bodily injury was sustained.  * The Facts: The passenger, El Dieb,...

If your injury happened on board an aircraft or while you were embarking or disembarking for an international flight (even a connecting domestic leg), your case will almost certainly be governed by the Montreal Convention. This international treaty creates a unique set of rules that drastically changes how we pursue compensation against...

An injury at an airport like the Louisville Muhannad Ali International Airport (SDF) is more than just a travel hiccup; it’s a disruption to your life, often involving confusing jurisdictions and powerful insurance companies. If you’ve been hurt—tripped on a misplaced mat, injured by negligent shuttle service, or hurt due to faulty...