Driving while drowsy has become a common thing on United States highways. The National Traffic Highway Safety Administration reported that more than 800 people died in the United States in...
Experienced Michigan personal injury lawyers know that, as a general rule, adjusters who work for mid-sized insurance companies are easier to deal with than adjusters who work for very large...
School is in session in Michigan, and thousands of parents are putting their children on buses across the state, but do they know who is driving their child to school?...
Recent technological advances allowed for a new device known as a “textalyzer” to become available. This device is similar to a breathalyzer; but, instead of testing for alcohol, it provides...
Several federal programs are in place to assist those with disabilities, but none are more significant than Supplemental Security Income and Social Security. Although these programs do differ vastly, they...
In 20+ years handling personal injury cases, our Michigan personal injury lawyers have learned a thing or two about negotiating with insurance companies. Here is an overview of our approach...
Personal injury accidents involve many varying types of incidents including dog bites, slip and falls, car accidents, medical malpractice, and the commonly overlooked burn injuries. Burns are not just a...
Although there are programs like driver’s education to help teach teens how to drive, teen drivers are still six times more likely to be involved in a fatal car crash....
It’s no mistake to believe that driverless cars will soon populate American roads, but the technology isn’t quite there yet. Statistics show that driverless vehicles are less capable of detecting...
Stalling is one of the most frustrating tactics used by adjusters in attempting to lower the settlement amount. A blunt response from your Michigan motorcycle accident attorney may force the adjuster...
It has become apparent to Michigan drivers that potholes are a major issue and the source of many auto accidents. Many drivers place the blame on government officials for not...
In 1973, the state of Michigan instituted the no-fault system for car accidents. The courts determined that the previous fault system was a waste of time, energy, and money, and...
