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After a Car Accident, Make Sure Your Medical Bills Go Through Health Insurance
After a car accident, don't assume your medical bills are going through health insurance. Guenin Law shares steps to avoid surprise balances, liens, and billing mistakes while your claim is pending.
Sep 283 min read


"I Don't Want to Be the Kind of Person Who Sues": Understanding the Emotional Side of Injury Claims
Feel guilty about filing an injury claim? You're not 'the type who sues'—you're recovering from someone else's negligence. Guenin Law explains why seeking compensation is fair, not selfish.
Sep 152 min read


Can My Doctor Refuse to Bill My Health Insurance Because I Was Hurt in a Car Accident?
Can a doctor refuse to bill your health insurance after a car accident? Guenin Law explains what to ask providers, medical liens, and how to avoid surprise bills.
Aug 313 min read


Don't Accidentally Give Up Thousands of Dollars in Insurance Benefits: How to Protect Your Underinsured Motorist (UIM) Claim
Accepting a settlement too quickly can cost you thousands in Underinsured Motorist benefits. Guenin Law explains Indiana's rules for preserving your UIM claim before you sign a release.
Aug 163 min read


How Do Personal Injury Attorneys Get Paid in Indiana?
No upfront costs, no hourly bills — Guenin Law works on contingency, meaning you pay nothing unless we win your case. We're upfront about fees and litigation expenses before representation even begins.
Jul 311 min read


Who Will Actually Handle My Indiana Injury Case?
Not all injury firms are the same — some pass your case to intake teams, not attorneys. At Guenin Law, every case gets direct attorney-led strategy, from evaluation through negotiation. You deserve representation, not case processing.
Jul 131 min read


How Long Will My Indiana Personal Injury Case Take?
Indiana injury claims have a 2-year filing deadline — but settling too soon can permanently undervalue your case. Complex cases can take a year or more. Guenin Law focuses on maximizing your recovery, not rushing to close it.
Jun 271 min read


What Is My Indiana Personal Injury Case Worth?
Injured in Indiana? Recoverable damages may include medical costs, lost wages, and pain and suffering — but case value depends on evidence, injuries, and fault. Guenin Law evaluates every case on facts, not guesswork.
Jun 101 min read


Politeness is good. Protecting yourself is better.
Being polite shouldn't mean being a pushover. Guenin Law Office explains why standing up for your rights after an injury is an act of self-respect. Learn how an attorney levels the playing field against insurance companies to ensure your future and family are fully protected.
Mar 172 min read


The Importance of a Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney is a vital tool for security and control. Guenin Law Office explains how choosing a trusted agent to handle financial and medical decisions avoids costly court delays and ensures your wishes are followed if you're unable to speak for yourself.
Mar 11 min read


Do I Need a Lawyer After a Car Accident?
While not required, legal representation is vital when injuries occur or fault is disputed. Guenin Law explains how an attorney advocates for your interests, handles insurance negotiations, and ensures you don't settle for less than you deserve.
Feb 131 min read


Why Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage Matters
Guenin Law Office explains why Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist (UIM) coverage is your most vital safety net. Learn how to protect yourself from out-of-pocket costs for medical bills and lost wages when an at-fault driver lacks enough insurance to cover your injuries.
Jan 272 min read


What Is a Personal Injury Case?
If you’ve been hurt because of someone else’s negligence, understanding your rights is the first step toward recovery. Guenin Law explains personal injury law, what you may be entitled to, and how an attorney can help protect your future.
Jan 62 min read


Santa’s Slip and Fall by Guenin Law
Even Santa isn’t immune to holiday mishaps — and when he takes a tumble, he knows exactly who to call. This lighthearted Christmas poem follows St. Nick straight from a slippery rooftop to the welcoming offices of Guenin Law, where a cheerful team helps him get back on his feet. A fun, festive reminder that if accidents happen this season, trusted legal help is right around the corner.
Dec 19, 20251 min read


Needing a Lawyer Doesn’t Make You a Bad Person
From fear of being “the type who sues” to worry about being judged, many people struggle with the idea of contacting an attorney. This blog offers a compassionate look at why those feelings exist and why reaching out for legal help is a smart, responsible choice.
Dec 4, 20252 min read


Law & Order: Thanksgiving Edition
Thanksgiving isn’t just turkey and pie — it’s also a holiday where the law sneaks into the festivities. Dive into the fun ways legal issues pop up around the dinner table and beyond.
Nov 21, 20252 min read


Injured? Be Careful About Being "Too Polite" — It Could Hurt Your Case
Being polite is part of Midwest culture—but after an accident, “Midwestern nice” can hurt your injury claim. Learn how to protect your rights without sacrificing your manners. Guenin Law can help.
Oct 27, 20252 min read


Emily C. Guenin-Hodson Elected to the American Law Institute
Guenin Law proudly announces that Emily C. Guenin-Hodson has been elected to the American Law Institute, recognizing her leadership, integrity, and contributions to advancing the law in Indiana and nationwide.
Sep 14, 20252 min read


After a Crash, It’s Not Your Insurance Agent Deciding What You’re Paid — It’s a Computer
After a crash, a computer—not your insurance agent—decides your payout. Guenin Law fights lowball algorithms to get you the fair settlement you deserve.
Aug 30, 20252 min read


Emily C. Guenin-Hodson Appointed to Indiana's Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure
Guenin Law Office is thrilled to announce Emily Guenin-Hodson has been appointed to serve on the Indiana Supreme Court Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure.
Aug 15, 20251 min read
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