Medical errors happen more often than most people realize and when they do, the consequences can be devastating. A simple mistake by a doctor, nurse, or hospital staff member can lead to severe injuries, permanent health complications, or even death. Unfortunately, many victims of medical malpractice never pursue legal action because they don’t realize they…
DetailsDistracted driving is one of the leading causes of car accidents in Lansing. Whether it’s texting, eating, adjusting the GPS, or simply losing focus, even a moment of inattention can lead to a serious crash. Each year, thousands of drivers across Michigan cause accidents because they aren’t fully focused on the road. Unfortunately, many of…
DetailsBringing a child into the world should be a joyous experience but when medical negligence occurs, the consequences can be devastating. Birth injuries caused by medical malpractice can lead to lifelong disabilities, costly medical treatments, and emotional distress for families. In many cases, these injuries are preventable if doctors, nurses, and hospitals provide the standard…
DetailsA car accident can leave you with more than just medical bills and vehicle damage. You may also experience pain, emotional distress, and lasting trauma. In Michigan, suing for pain and suffering is possible, but strict legal thresholds determine who qualifies for compensation. For Lansing residents, these claims are particularly important due to heavy traffic…
DetailsLansing’s roads and highways are critical transportation routes for commercial trucks, but they also pose serious dangers for drivers. With high-speed interchanges, heavy freight traffic, and frequent construction zones, certain roads in Lansing are hotspots for truck accidents. When a large commercial truck collides with a passenger vehicle, the results can be devastating leading to…
DetailsAfter a car accident in Lansing, determining who is at fault plays a major role in how much compensation you can recover. Fault isn’t always clear-cut. In many cases, both drivers share some level of responsibility, and Michigan’s comparative negligence law comes into play. Under comparative negligence, your compensation can be reduced if you are…
DetailsCar accidents are stressful enough without having to worry about whether the at-fault driver has insurance. Unfortunately, many drivers in Lansing and throughout all of Michigan don’t carry the required auto insurance, which leaves accident victims to deal with medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and vehicle repairs on their own. Even when a…
DetailsEven a minor car accident can leave you wondering whether you need legal help. If there are no major injuries and minimal vehicle damage, it may seem unnecessary to hire a lawyer. However, even small accidents can lead to unexpected complications such as hidden injuries, insurance disputes, and repair cost disagreements. One of the first…
DetailsAfter a car accident, you expect your insurance company to be on your side. After all, you pay your premiums for coverage and support when you need it most. Unfortunately, insurance companies in Lansing and across Michigan are not in the business of paying fair settlements. Their priority is to protect their bottom line, which…
DetailsA car accident can happen in an instant, but the decisions you make immediately after the crash can have a lasting impact on your health, safety, and legal outcome. Whether it’s a minor fender-bender or a serious collision, knowing what to do at the scene can help you protect yourself and your potential injury claim.…
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