Michigan is a No-Fault auto accident state. This means that after an accident your own insurance company is supposed to pay your medical bills regardless of who is at fault. As long as the medical care is related to your auto accident and the treatment is reasonable and necessary, then your own insurance company must…
DetailsNearly 20% of all auto accidents in Michigan happen in a parking lot. This makes sense because most parking lots are congested full of vehicles, tight spaces and inattentive drivers. In fact, 66% of drivers pay less attention in a parking lot than they would when driving in the streets according to the National Safety…
DetailsIt’s a well-known fact that auto insurance in Michigan is expensive and among the nation’s highest. Because of these extremely high prices, many motorists elect to drive without any insurance at all. In fact, nearly 20% of all the cars on the road in Michigan are uninsured according to the Insurance Research Council. Unfortunately, the…
DetailsIf you have been hurt in a vehicle accident with a truck, it’s very likely that you are suffering from severe or life-threatening injuries. Your medical bills should be paid by your own insurance company and your pain and suffering damages should be paid by the negligent party. Unfortunately, truck accidents tend to more complex…
DetailsThe Michigan State Police reports that in 2017, the state had 314,921 car accidents. 57,263 of these accidents caused injuries while 937 ended with a fatality. It’s a good thing that Michigan law requires its citizens to own an automobile insurance policy. But owning an insurance policy does not exempt you from experiencing an accident.…
DetailsHealth care providers, doctors, surgeons, and hospitals are expected to provide their patients with quality medical care that is held to a certain standard and for good reason. They are required to have extensive training, have a great deal of knowledge, and are paid handsomely in order to uphold a standard of care. When this…
DetailsWhat Are The Michigan Dog Leash Laws? Most dog owners don’t even think twice about letting their dog(s) off their leash in public and it’s usually never a problem, especially if it’s a park or area where it might seem safe to do so. Unfortunately, The State of Michigan has a dog leash law that…
DetailsPersonal Injury Claims CAN Be Affected By Previous Injuries Suffered During a personal injury claim or auto accident claim, the victim usually faces a barrage of questions from the opposing party’s legal team and the insurance company about pre-existing conditions. This is a common tactic that they use to make it appear your injury wasn’t…
DetailsIf you are in the market of purchasing an insurance policy for your motorcycle, you need to think carefully about choosing the right plan – one that will provide adequate protection for you and your loved ones in the event of a motorcycle accident. Auto insurance in Michigan is very expensive, and motorcycle insurance is…
DetailsMany motorcyclists take a lot of pride and joy in their ride and enjoy making aftermarket modifications to their ride. Many times, this can enhance the physical appearance of the bike and the safety of the bike, but some modifications are more dangerous than others. Most people overlook the dangers of some common modifications simply…
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