According to the CDC, the risk of motor vehicle crashes is highest among teens aged 16 to 19. In fact, the fatal crash rate per mile for this age group is almost three times the rate for drivers who are age 20 or older. The above is why teaching teenagers to drive requires hours and…
DetailsAre You Allowed to Take a Left During a Red Light in Michigan? It’s already clear that turning right during a red light is permitted depending on the signage and intersection. Unfortunately, there’s still debate when it comes to turning left. Is there an instance wherein this is permitted? It’s not that complex, but people…
DetailsEven though it’s for our own benefit, purchasing additional insurance can make us think twice. Do you really need one? Doesn’t your existing insurance cover you already? Michigan law requires every car owner to have no-fault insurance. No-fault insurance pays for medical costs, wage loss, and damage to property during a car accident, regardless of…
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…
DetailsDrivers run from the scene of an accident for various reasons. These include unpaid fines, an outstanding warrant, fear of having to pay for damages and not having car insurance. Not having auto insurance is common in hit-and-run accidents. And it’s easy to see why. Michigan has some of the highest auto insurance rates in…
DetailsWhy 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…
DetailsWhat All Michigan Residents Should Know About Out of State Vehicle Accidents Accidents can happen anytime, anywhere. No matter how careful the driver is, one cannot control where a vehicular accident will occur. It can happen whether the driver is in a No-Fault state or not. Michigan is a No-Fault state when it comes to…
DetailsBuckling up is always a good safety precaution, no matter where you are. In Michigan, there is a seat belt law in place to help minimize casualties during accidents. The state has a primary seat belt law, so do not be surprised if you get a ticket for not wearing a seat belt. Michigan’s Seat…
DetailsLeg pain is a common occurrence after a car accident. A seat belt or airbag does not hold down the legs during an accident. The force of the collision can cause the knees or legs to crash into the steering wheel, dashboard, or other parts of the car. The right leg is more susceptible to…
DetailsMedical malpractice is defined as the failure of a health care professional to provide appropriate treatment to a patient. This includes the inability to take a proper course of action or the rendering of substandard treatment that results to further injury, harm, and even death of a patient. Things to Note About Medical Malpractice Cases…
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