Some people immediately realize they are injured after a car accident. Lacerations, fractures, and other injuries typically present with apparent symptoms like pain. Others don’t feel or display immediate signs of injury. It’s crucial to undergo medical evaluation even if you survived a traffic collision without a scratch. Watch out for these delayed symptoms that…
DetailsWhat do you do when you encounter a reckless driver on the road? First, stay at a safe distance from the vehicle. Change lanes, make a turn, or pull to the side of the road. If the situation seems dangerous, call 9-1-1 and report the reckless driver. When you call 9-1-1, gather information about the…
DetailsCan You Drive a Golf Cart on The Road in Michigan? Customized golf carts are becoming increasingly popular in many cities across Michigan. They’re cheaper than other vehicles, quiet, and super convenient. We’ve received a large amount of questions regarding their legality, so we have put together this blog post to address most of…
DetailsShould I Seek Medical Attention After a Car Crash? Moments after a car crash, it is normal to feel confused and disoriented. Your body has just been subjected to intense trauma. However, walking away seemingly unscathed in a vehicular crash is possible. Or is it? It is a common scenario in a vehicular crash. The…
DetailsIn Michigan, all drivers are required to have proof of insurance to confirm that they have a valid no-fault auto insurance policy for their vehicles. There is standard basic insurance coverage as well, and failure to meet the minimum insurance standard will mean non-compliance. If you are an active driver in Michigan, you must make…
DetailsEver wonder how your friends took that great aerial shot of them surrounded by pristine white sand and turquoise blue water? They probably used a drone. Drones have become popular over the last several years – whether for recreation, hobby, or work. In fact, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has recorded nearly 900,000 registered drones…
DetailsWho Pays the Deductible in a Michigan Car Accident? The state of Michigan requires drivers to have no-fault automobile insurance. This is because there is a no-fault law in place for car accidents. This type of insurance has three basic coverages: Medical bills, replacement services, and lost wages if you get injured in an accident…
DetailsAmerican citizens only have three mandatory civic duties: obey the law, pay taxes, and serve on a jury. While most people dread being selected for jury duty, some consider it an honor to sit inside the box. If you live in Michigan, you should be aware of the jury selection process and what you should…
DetailsMichigan Hands-Free Law: Everything You Need To Know Just about every law-abiding driver in Michigan needs to be familiar with the state’s hands-free and cell phone law. It is unfortunate that many people aren’t aware of how much the law regarding cell phone use while driving has changed over the years. Many times people will…
DetailsAmong the most common types of personal injuries from car accidents is whiplash. The speed of a vehicle’s movement never kills anyone, but the sudden stop does, and whiplash is the after-effect. While most people consider this to be more of the minor injuries out there, it can be super painful. If you suffered an…
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