Why Are Michigan Highways So Dangerous? Highways are all dangerous and high-risk locations. However, it seems that Michigan roads and highways are notoriously famous for being dangerous. Highway safety is one of the most challenging issues that Michigan and the other states face, with tens of thousands of deaths caused by highway auto accidents and…
DetailsAccording to the Michigan State Police, more than 100 pedestrians die annually across the state. Do not let the small number of pedestrians fool you. The truth is, more than 80% of pedestrian victims either die or get seriously injured. That’s due to many factors. Firstly, there is a lack of safety measures observed by…
DetailsAttorney solicitation is a constant problem in the personal injury law world. Unfortunately, the law functions as a business and oftentimes, the ruthless and ethically compromised have no qualms about crossing lines and breaking laws when it comes to making money. You might see these guys on TV, the radio, the side of buses, or…
DetailsWho’s Liable if a Friend Wrecked My Car? When you get involved in a car accident with your own vehicle, issues on liability and who’s at fault can be pretty straightforward. However, there are cases when individuals get involved in car accidents while driving vehicles that are not their own. In such cases, it can…
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…
DetailsWho Is Held Responsible For a Crash Involving a Rental Car? Tourism is a steadily growing industry in Michigan. In 2017, over five million visitors took trips to the state for leisure and recreation. More tourists, along with visiting business professionals and even adventurous college kids, also mean more rental cars going around the city.…
DetailsMichigan 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…
DetailsThe Right to Compensation in a Wrongful Death Action Experiencing a loved one’s passing can be quite challenging. This is especially so if the death of your loved one was brought on by the negligence of another individual. You may be entitled to sue those responsible for your loved one’s death if their actions resulted…
DetailsIt is convenient and has clear pricing. An Uber picks you up right where you are. Since its launch in 2009, Uber has been steadily taking over the car service market. It has a footprint in major cities around the world; in the U.S. alone, it facilitates as much as 40 million rides a month.…
DetailsThe spinal cord is crucial to our bodily function. It connects parts of the body to the brain, allowing them to communicate with each other to carry out their functions. A spinal cord injury can disrupt this communication and lead to loss of mobility and feeling. Spinal cord injuries (SCI) can leave victims with life-long…
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