Car Accidents

Rob King & Associates, Trial Lawyers | December 26, 2025 | Car Accidents

Many people use “DUI” to refer to drunk driving. However, some states use other terms to refer to impaired driving, such as DWI or OWI. But what do these terms actually mean under Indiana law? And is there a real difference between them? The answer is both simple and important: In Indiana, there is no […]

Rob King & Associates, Trail Lawyers | December 15, 2025 | Car Accidents

Tinted windows offer privacy, reduce glare, and keep vehicles cooler. However, Indiana law strictly regulates the darkness and reflectivity of automotive window tint. Violating these rules can result in fines, vehicle inspection orders, and even impact insurance claims after an accident. Knowing the requirements before applying tint helps you stay legal and safe. Visible Light […]

Rob King & Associates, Trial Lawyers | November 21, 2025 | Car Accidents

Being involved in a car crash with a police vehicle can leave you uncertain about what to do next. These collisions raise questions about liability, responsibility, and how the law treats emergency vehicles.  If you were injured in Indianapolis, understanding the process can help you protect your rights and avoid common mistakes. The steps you […]

Rob King & Associates, Trail Lawyers | November 19, 2025 | Car Accidents

If you were in a car crash in Indiana and now suffer from anxiety or emotional distress, you may wonder whether you can include that as part of your claim. This article explains how that works in simple terms and what you need to know about pursuing compensation in Indiana. What Is Anxiety After a […]

Rob King & Associates, Trail Lawyers | October 13, 2025 | Car Accidents

Self-driving cars, like Teslas with Autopilot or Full Self-Driving (FSD) features, are becoming more common on the roads. These cars use cameras, sensors, and advanced software to help drivers stay in their lanes, avoid accidents, and even drive themselves in some situations.  However, when a car accident involves a semi-autonomous vehicle, determining liability can be […]

Rob King & Associates, Trail Lawyers | September 29, 2025 | Car Accidents

Intersections are a necessary evil for any network of roads; they allow you to change direction and get to more places, but they also increase your risk of getting into an accident. Flashing red and yellow lights are one of many traffic control systems used in Indiana to limit accidents at intersections, but they can […]

Rob King & Associates, Trail Lawyers | September 16, 2025 | Car Accidents

Being involved in a car accident can leave you overwhelmed, especially when it comes time to deal with the insurance company. If Allstate insures you or you need to file a claim against an Allstate policyholder, it helps to know what steps to take to protect your rights.  Here is what you need to know […]

Rob King & Associates, Trail Lawyers | August 7, 2025 | Car Accidents

As modern cars become more technologically advanced, self-driving cars are undoubtedly the next frontier. Experts forecast that by 2034, more than 230,000 of them will be sold annually. As exciting as this prospect may be, many wonder what the future will look like when drivers become passengers and technology takes the wheel. Anticipating the possible […]

Rob King & Associates, Trail Lawyers | July 31, 2025 | Car Accidents

In Indianapolis, letting a friend or family member borrow your car is not unusual. Whether it’s to run errands, get to work, or take a short trip, sharing your car may seem like a simple favor. But what happens if there’s an accident? Who is responsible? And is it even legal to let someone else […]

Rob King & Associates, Trail Lawyers | July 22, 2025 | Car Accidents

Car accidents can be terrifying, painful, and exhausting experiences. If you’ve just experienced one, you likely want to put it behind you and move on. If you’re struggling with medical bills, lost income, and other expenses, however, you might be considering pursuing a personal injury lawsuit. Before taking legal action, it’s worth asking an important […]