June 2018 Firm Newsletter
| July 3rd, 2018 | Newsletters
In our June 2018 newsletter, we share photos from our booth at the Terre Haute Special Olympics, discuss the benefits of reading to children every day, and congratulate our Employee of the Month, Derek Richards. We also announce our firm’s recent honor as the Reader’s Choice Winner for Best Lawyer by the Tribune Star and…
Read MoreMay 2018 Firm Newsletter
| May 15th, 2018 | Newsletters
In our May 2018 newsletter, we present a charitable donation to the Wabash Valley Health Center, and attorney Caleb Fleschner shares what Memorial Day means to him. We also congratulate our employee of the month, Ken McVey, and show off recent client testimonials from Facebook. Click here to download a PDF of our May 2018…
Read MoreApril 2018 Firm Newsletter
| April 24th, 2018 | Newsletters
In our April 2018 newsletter, we show our support for the Wabash Valley Health Center, provide environmentally-friendly tips in honor of Earth Day, and share how you can drive safely during this rainy time of the year. We also congratulate our employee of the month, Brenda Palmer, and share recent client testimonials from Facebook. Click…
Read MoreMore Car Accidents Are Caused By Rain Than Any Other Weather Condition
| April 10th, 2018 | Wrongful death
Spring showers may bring May flowers – but they also bring far too many wrecks. Learn how to keep yourself safe while driving in the rain. According to the US Department of Transportation, on average there are 1 million vehicular crashes each year due to wet pavement. These crashes unfortunately result in the death of…
Read MoreAm I personally liable for my child’s car accident?
| April 3rd, 2018 | Wrongful death
Am I personally liable for my child’s car accident? As a parent, one of the scariest moments is when your child is gets behind the wheel of a car for the first time. One of the many things that are probably running through your head as they pull out of the driveway is whether you…
Read MoreMarch 2018 Firm Newsletter
| March 28th, 2018 | Newsletters
In our March 2018 newsletter, we bring back our Safe and Sober program, and attorney Steve Fleschner discusses the dangers of opioids and how FSTN wants to help. We also congratulate our employee of the month, Sheri Long, and share recent client testimonials from Facebook. Click here to download a PDF of our March 2018…
Read MoreWho Do You Sue When A Distracted Driver Hits Your Car?
| March 19th, 2018 | Uncategorized
A distracted driver ran a red light and smashed into your vehicle. You are injured. Should you sue the driver directly or sue his insurance company? Often, when we talk with accident victims, they ask us if they need to sue the driver directly or sue the driver’s insurance company. Understandably, this is a perplexing…
Read MoreFebruary 2018 Firm Newsletter
| February 28th, 2018 | Newsletters
In our February 2018 newsletter, we celebrate Black History Month by honoring Rev. Dr. Cleytus D. Malone, and attorney Caleb Fleschner shares his passion for fighting for the underdog. We also congratulate our employee of the month, Julie Davis, and highlight recent client testimonials from Facebook. Click here to download a PDF of our February…
Read MoreJanuary 2018 Firm Newsletter
| January 29th, 2018 | Newsletters
In our January 2018 newsletter, we celebrate raising more than $2,800 for charities in 2017, share tips to help you keep your New Year’s resolutions, and congratulate our employee of the month, Christa Pierce. We also announce our employee of the year, Stephanie Bartlett, and showcase recent client testimonials from Facebook. Click here to download…
Read MoreSocial Security Grid Rules for the Hearing Win
| January 9th, 2018 | Uncategorized
Today was a great example of how I was able to apply the Social Security Administration’s Medical-Vocational Grid Rules to my client’s disability claim. I knew my client should win. If the Social Security Administration determines that an ”older individual” cannot perform his or her past work on a full-time basis, then the judge shouldn’t…
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