Your brain is likely going a million different directions after a car accident in Michigan. After sustaining the effects of the crash and determining who else is injured, you might be wondering what to do next. Simple steps include calling the police and moving to a safe location. While it might be hard to remember…
Four-way stop signs can be confusing, even for the most experienced drivers. It’s essential that you know how to navigate these often perplexing intersections correctly to avoid a collision. When a driver approaches an intersection unsure how to handle a four-way stop, they pose a serious accident risk to all parties. The more you understand…
Michigan motorists often must deal with fast and reckless traffic on roads, highways, and interstates. Some of these drivers compensate by trying to keep up with the pace of traffic, which results in excessive speeding. A common misconception is that texting behind the wheel or driving while intoxicated are the riskiest forms of driving. However,…
In car accidents, it’s usually clear who the at-fault party is. However, if you ask the people involved who’s to blame, chances are they’ll say the other person is. No one wants to admit that they’re at fault, which is why there are so many car accident lawsuits. The first step in initiating a car…
When a car accident occurs, it’s often clear which driver is at fault. If not, both drivers could be to blame. As the person behind the wheel, it is the driver’s responsibility to avoid distractions—but what happens if a passenger is to blame for a car accident? Overall, a particular set of circumstances would be…
After a car accident, it is fairly clear cut that once fault is determined, either your or the other driver’s car insurance company should cover damages. Crashes happen all the time, but what happens when a friend borrowing your vehicle is involved in an accident? Or vice versa: what happens if you get into an…
Car accidents can be emotionally exhausting, and this feeling can sometimes be compounded when others involved do not cooperate. Usually, out of fear of being at fault, other drivers may be resistant when prompted to exchange insurance information. However, the other party’s personal and insurance information is necessary to file an accident claim. If they…
