In order to prove a tort case, you must prove fault on the part of the defendant—you must show that they screwed up (blew a stoplight, crossed the center line, etc.)  In order to prove a case for workers’ compensation, the worker must show the following:  (a) employment; (b) injury; (c) the injury arose out of the employment; (d) […]

Did you know that if you suffer an injury while you are on the job you are owed monetary compensation for that incident? We are all used to the basics of tort law, because of stories we hear and things we see on television and in movies.  If someone blows a stoplight and hits your […]

What is Incapacity?    Incapacity is defined in Iowa the same as incapacity for a guardianship or a conservatorship under Iowa Code §633.556.  It is defined as functional limitations that make a person unable to communicate or carry out important decisions concerning a person’s affairs.    What happens if I am in the hospital and unable to make decisions?  What happens […]

If you follow us at all, you know we hold an Open House and Hat & Glove Drive every December. For the past ten years, we have collected hats and gloves to distribute to the Warren County School districts. We were extremely excited to host this year’s event. With COVID, we had to sacrifice some […]

Each year, we get the opportunity to sponsor a hole at the Indianola Chamber Golf Tournament at the Indianola Country Club. This event is the biggest fundraiser for the Chamber every year. During the event, each sponsor get the chance to set up a table with items to hand out to the golfers. It also […]