CRASH! And in an instant, you are injured, by no fault of your own. You now have substantial unexpected medical expenses, your vehicle is damaged, you miss work, you have continued pain, and no one can tell you when your life will go back to normal.

These situations are stressful and unfamiliar. After an accident resulting in personal injury, consider these tips to help make your very best case.

End of life planning is an awkward subject. Not many people want to face their own mortality, and even fewer are motivated to discuss it. It’s harder still for those who are young and healthy and still believe they are indestructible. One of the lessons that COVID-19 has taught us is that EVERYONE needs to have that conversation right now.

On the Weekend of January 24-26, 2020, Harvest Christian Fellowship held its annual Sharing Life Conference. Drew is a member of Harvest, and had the privilege to serve as part of the team hosting this year’s conference

On January 30, 2020, First Muncie (of which attorney Drew Hall is a founding member) was proud to have Kari Wissel from TeenWorks as a guest speaker.

In a previous post, I wrote about how an expungement can provide a second chance for many who are saddled with a felony conviction. In a more recent development, that relief has now been extended to include the restoration of a person’s rights to purchase and/or possess a firearm.