Editorial Policy
We hold Indiana Accident Aid's content to a clear, transparent standard. Here is how our guides are researched, written, sourced, and reviewed.
Who we are
Indiana Accident Aid is a free educational resource that helps Indiana accident and injury victims understand their options and, when they choose, connects them with independent local attorneys. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice.
How our content is created
Our guides are researched and written to explain Indiana accident and injury topics in plain language. Every article is reviewed and edited by our editorial team before publication. Aaron Bankhurst, our founder and editor, oversees research, content development, and editorial standards.
Sourcing and factual integrity
We follow an evidence-first standard: specific legal rules are tied to primary sources. Indiana statutes are cited and linked to the official Indiana General Assembly code, and government references link to official state or federal agencies. We do not publish fabricated statistics, invented settlement figures, or specific claims we cannot support. Where an exact figure cannot be verified, we describe the concept qualitatively instead.
Legal review
Articles are written for general information. We do not overstate expertise. When a qualified professional has reviewed a specific article, that reviewer is named directly on that article in a "Reviewed by" line. The absence of a reviewer line means the article reflects our editorial research and has not been individually reviewed by an outside professional.
Updates
We revise articles as laws and best practices change. Substantive updates are reflected in the article's modified date.
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