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Law Offices of Moseley & Martinez, LLC
Moseley & Martinez Injury Lawyers sign at 8002 Utah Street, Merrillville

Why Northwest Indiana clients call Moseley & Martinez

From Hammond to Michigan City and from the lakefront to Lowell, we represent injured people across the Region. Our Merrillville office is at 8002 Utah Street, Merrillville, IN 46410, and you can reach it at (219) 472-8391. If you cannot come to us, we will come to you, including hospital and home visits for seriously injured clients.

Where Northwest Indiana cases are filed: Lake, Porter, or LaPorte Superior Court, depending on where the injury happened.

Hospitals we work with for Northwest Indiana clients: Methodist Hospitals (Gary and Merrillville), Franciscan Health Crown Point, Northwest Health Porter (Valparaiso), Community Hospital (Munster). We request records and bills directly so you are not chasing them.

  • A straight answer about whether you have a case, free, and no fee unless we recover money for you
  • Spanish-speaking staff: se habla español
  • Demand packages built to litigation standards, which is what moves adjusters
  • You get the check; we handle the bills. Every lien is negotiated down before anything is paid out

Why truck cases are different

A commercial truck crash is not a bigger car crash. The trucking company, its insurer, and often a rapid-response team are investigating within hours, sometimes before the police report is written. Evidence that matters most, including electronic logging device data, engine control module downloads, driver qualification files, hours-of-service records, and dash-cam footage, can be lost or overwritten unless a preservation demand goes out quickly.

Who can be held responsible

Liability may extend well beyond the driver: the motor carrier, the owner of the trailer, a broker that hired an unqualified carrier, a shipper that overloaded the cargo, or a maintenance contractor. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations set the standard of care, and violations of those rules are powerful evidence of negligence.

How we build a trucking case

We send spoliation letters immediately, retain accident reconstruction and trucking-safety experts where the case warrants it, obtain the carrier’s FMCSA safety history, and depose the driver and the company’s safety director. Commercial policies carry much higher limits than personal auto policies, and we pursue every layer of coverage.

Deadlines in Indiana

Most injury claims must be filed within two years of the date of injury (Ind. Code § 34-11-2-4). If a city, county, or state agency is involved, a tort claim notice may be required within 180 days. The sooner you call, the more evidence we can preserve.

Attorneys who handle Northwest Indiana truck & semi accidents cases

Jason R. Moseley

Jason R. Moseley

Founding Partner

A Chicago-area native who worked in telecommunications and held two jobs to support his family before law school, Jason founded the firm in 2010 on a no-nonsense, plain-spoken approach to solving clients’ problems.

Miguel F. Martinez

Miguel F. Martinez

Founding Partner

Admitted to the Indiana bar at 24, the youngest licensed attorney in the state at the time, Miguel pairs that early start with more than fifteen years helping Northwest Indiana families through injury claims and bankruptcy.

Also serving

Valparaiso · Chesterton · Portage · Crown Point · Hammond · Gary · Lowell · St. John · Dyer · Cedar Lake

Frequently asked questions

Where will my Northwest Indiana case be filed?

Most Northwest Indiana injury cases are filed in Lake, Porter, or LaPorte Superior Court, depending on where the injury happened. Our attorneys appear there regularly and know the local judges, the mediators, and the defense firms the insurers hire.

How soon should I call a lawyer after a truck accident?

As soon as you are medically able. Trucking companies begin building their defense immediately, and key electronic evidence can be overwritten within days or weeks.

Can I sue the trucking company and not just the driver?

In most cases, yes. Employers are responsible for their drivers, and carriers have independent duties for hiring, training, maintenance, and hours-of-service compliance.

Find out if you have a case. It costs nothing to ask.

Five minutes on the phone and you will know where you stand. You will not owe us a fee unless we recover money for you, and the bills get handled before the check does.

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