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Police officers have many duties to perform and a broad spectrum of power to carry out those duties. However, under the Constitution, there are limits to how far officers can go when enforcing the law. A statute created in 1871 called Section 1983 helps protect an individual’s rights in cases where police officers act in an unlawful manner that deprives victims of their civil rights protected under the U.S. Constitution or federal statutes. Victims of police misconduct can sometimes rely on this rule for…

In most cases, an OVWI/DUI in Indiana will lead to a misdemeanor charge. However, in certain circumstances, it may become a more serious felony charge. When Does an OVWI/DUI Charge Become a Felony in Indiana? Situations in which an OVWI/DUI may become a felony include: Seriously injuring or killing someone while driving under the influence; Driving while intoxicated with a minor in the vehicle; and Having an OWI/DUI conviction within the past five years. Being charged with a felony rather than a misdemeanor…

Wrongful death is when someone is killed because of someone else’s wrongful act or omission. When a wrongful death occurs, the deceased person’s loved ones have the right to seek monetary compensation. The rules about who can bring a wrongful death claim and what kind of damages are available vary significantly from state to state. An experienced wrongful death attorney will be familiar with the laws in your state. They can help you hold wrongdoers accountable for the death of your loved one. What…

When one car crashes into the side of another car, it is commonly called a T-bone accident. This is also called a broadside or side-impact collision. Injuries resulting from these accidents can be serious. In fact, T-bone car accidents are one of the deadliest types of car accidents. If you or a loved one has been involved in a T-bone accident in Indiana, reach out to one of our experienced Indiana car accident attorneys today. To discuss your case call Eskew Law at 317-793-2325 or contact us…

Going through a divorce can be difficult. Hiring the right divorce attorney can ease the process. Remember that a divorce attorney is someone you are hiring to work with you and to advocate for your interests. You should be comfortable with the person you hire. You should also not expect them to tell you everything you want to hear. An attorney should be willing to advise you of the faults in your case as well as the potential beneficial arguments. It’s a good idea…

An Experienced Personal Injury Attorney Can Help with Your Insurance Claim https://youtu.be/7LUs-YulNII?si=kYGy0cy-me0Eqeq3 If you’re facing injuries from a car accident due to the negligence of another driver, you have rights. You need to be sure to protect those rights. While compensation won’t take away your injuries, it will reduce your financial burden. After you get medical attention, one of the first things you should consider is hiring a personal injury attorney. An experienced car accident attorney can help secure compensation for the injuries…

On September 30th, 2019, CBS 4 Indianapolis reported that, in an effort to prioritize more serious offenses, the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office will no longer prosecute minor marijuana possession charges. There are currently 393 simple marijuana possession cases pending in Marion County—which will be reviewed, and, if appropriate, dismissed in accordance with the updated policy. Further, simple marijuana offenses may be eligible or considered for early expungement in Marion County. Notably, Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears also stated that his office will be “partnering…

CBS WTTV reports today that Marion County will no longer pursue charges for simple possession of marijuana. This is big news for Marion County and Indianapolis. It means that nearly 400 cases of simple possession won’t be pursued by the county. The policy is the first in the state to be enacted and may have implications for expungement of criminal charges. In fact – it’s possible that expungements may be available early to those convicted of simple possession in the past. For questions…

Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution that allows people involved in a legal dispute to reach consensus on how to settle their disagreement. Mediation is can be voluntary, meaning that you can always walk away from the mediation table and go to court to have a judge resolve your family law matter. Though, most counties in Indiana are now requiring mediation in family law disputes which means that it is NOT voluntary and you must attend and negotiate in good faith. Some…