Top 4 Ways An Accident Will Affect Your Finances Our most valuable asset is our health in more ways than one. A single injury can set you and your savings back in a significant way. Without the proper legal assistance, you might not know what your financial options are. In the worst case, you can…
DetailsThe latest statistics shows that car accidents in Michigan are responsible for over 800 deaths and 70,000 injuries each year. Most people may not have realized this, but it’s worth noting that, driving, despite it being an adventurous and fun to many, is actually a dangerous activity. It does not matter whether one is a…
DetailsUnfortunately, auto insurance companies are looking for any way possible to pay less when settling a car accident lawsuit. They are looking to make a profit just like every other business out there. Insurance company adjusters and insurance lawyers are looking for you to make a mistake, so they don’t have to pay out a…
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The No Fault Act in Michigan was modeled after Uniform Motor Vehicle Accident Reparations Act and the Motor Vehicle Basic Protection Insurance Plan. Many states have adopted the no fault system and many states since adopting the no fault system have gone back to the common law system due to the complex nature of the…
DetailsCar accidents can be very stressful. People are often shaken up following a collision on the road. Between panic and confusion, you could find yourself uttering statements that may hurt your chances of recovering financial loss for your accident. The police, the insurance company, and other parties could interpret these unintentional statements as an admission…
DetailsAccording to the report by the Michigan State Police, there are a total of 312,978 car crashes across MI in 2018. It accounts for about 857 accidents in a single day, in Michigan alone. Of these crashes in 2018, about 974 individuals died, 75,838 got injured, and 256,553 caused property damages. These statistics does not…
DetailsPain and Suffering Claim (Third party) – Three years You have three years to file a lawsuit against the driver that caused your injuries in Michigan. This period of time is known as the statute of limitations and is governed by MCL 600.5805(2). This means that you have three years from the date of the…
DetailsDeer pose a great danger to Michigan drivers. In 2013 alone, there were over 49,000 car accidents with deer in the state. Because many deer-related crashes are not reported, the number of these accidents is actually estimated to be much higher. In 2013, over a thousand of these accidents resulted in injury to the driver…
DetailsGetting involved in a car accident is a frightening experience. Even the most experienced and seasoned drivers make basic mistakes after they have been involved in a traumatic event. It is better to have the right comprehension of the common mistakes that people make after being involved in a car accident, since understanding them will…
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