Have you been involved in an accident that has changed your life and your current quality of life? And the worst part, was it the cause of someone else’s negligence? Then why take the blame?

We all know many times it’s impossible to plan for an accident. If you are dealing with a personal injury in Indiana, you might feel completely lost and anxious about how to begin going forward again.

Defamation occurs through statements made either orally or in print in a newspaper, magazine, online, or other printed sources.

If you’ve been injured because of someone else’s negligence or have lost someone as a result of negligence, why experience more losses than what you’ve had to experience? No matter how minor an injury may seem Williams Law Group, LLC are here to help you.

In order for defamation to occur, false statements need to be made towards another person that causes emotional distress or financial harm to the individual mentioned. Defamation can come in all forms of media ranging from oral statements to statements published online.

Medical malpractice occurs when a healthcare professional falls below the standard of care in treating a person.

Takata Corp. suffered another blow as Ford Motor Co. announced that it will not be using air bag inflators in future vehicles.

The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) today published revised breast cancer screening criteria of the American Cancer Society.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today declared Theranos Inc.’s tiny vials (called nanotainers) used for collecting finger pricked blood from patients an “uncleared medical device.”

First thing you want to do when you decide to file a product liability claim is to identify and create a list of names and businesses who are the defendants in your claim.

There are no federal laws that protect you when a defective product led you to become injured. However, each state has various product liability laws at play. In Indianapolis, there is something called “the act” in play titled appropriately, “Indiana Product Liability Act”.

At Williams Law Group, LLC, our attorneys have achieved a number of successful results in cases involving mistakes made by doctors, nurses, or hospital personnel. These cases are often referred to as medical malpractice cases.

Unfortunately accidents happen, and motorcycles aren’t the safest way of transportation when it comes to safety. Motorcycles have 35 times greater chance of a fatal crash than cars. Almost every year, the fatality rate since 1995 has climbed and increased to high numbers.

Medical malpractice can be confused for medical product liability and vice versa.

However, in reality, they are NOT the same thing. Of course sometimes a lawsuit may overlap between the two, but each are separate sectors of lawsuits.

Are you here because a medical mistake or surgical error led to injury? Your next few steps are important, and without strong legal aide, your chances of recovering damages for medical negligence will be almost impossible.

Have you or a loved one been involved in an accident that has negatively impacted your life and current quality of living? Was the occurring accident caused by someone else’s negligence?

Joseph N. Williams is a trial lawyer at Indianapolis-based law firm, Riley Williams Law Group, LLC. He has recovered more than $20 million for victims of negligence and corporate misconduct, and is deeply passionate about holding corporate America responsible for its behavior.

No matter how small or how big a brain injury is, it is undoubtedly going to have a lasting effect on one’s life and those who are around them. You may be one of the 1.7 million people in the United States who have suffered a brain injury of some degree.

Joseph N. Williams is a trial lawyer who has over the years recovered in excess of $20 million dollars for victims of corporate misconduct and negligence.

f you or someone you love has suffered a serious personal injury, there are several steps you will need to take on the road to recovery. You must be proactive and quick to act following the accident in order to maximize your chances of securing fair and adequate compensation