Michigan is a no-fault state, but it also provides what is called limited property damage for all drivers in Michigan. This limited property damage is also referred to as a mini tort claim. The purpose of this loophole is to help drivers pay for damage done to your own vehicle, but unfortunately this protection is…
DetailsWhat Is The First Action Required of a Boat Operator Who Is Involved In a Boating Accident? Imagine the sun shining down on a beautiful day out on the water, and suddenly, a boating accident occurs. What would you do? Boating accidents can be unpredictable, and knowing how to act in such a situation is…
DetailsTaking Care Of Your Health First The first step after an auto accident is almost always going to be worrying about whether everyone is alright. An accident happens so fast and usually comes so unexpectedly that you don’t get a lot of time to think. Mostly you end up reacting. You might have to go…
DetailsA traffic accident is a terrifying and upsetting event. This is particularly so if the crash was not caused by you. In any accident, it is critical to determine who is at fault because whoever caused the incident is usually legally liable for the aggrieved driver’s damages. In some rare circumstances, multiple parties could cause…
DetailsIf you were involved in a car accident in Michigan and filing a claim, you could be asked to submit to an independent medical exam (IME) requested by the insurance company. What Is The purpose of an Independent Medical Exam? Insurance companies typically require claimants to undergo a medical evaluation by a doctor to determine…
DetailsGetting in a car accident is always a shocking and scary event. Unfortunately, the headache of insurance recovery and lawsuits that often follow the accident can be almost as bad as the accident itself. Michigan law is especially complicated on this problem. Michigan’s so called “no-fault” law is a commonly used but rarely understood term.…
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…
DetailsIf you have been hurt in a vehicle accident with a truck, it’s very likely that you are suffering from severe or life-threatening injuries. Your medical bills should be paid by your own insurance company and your pain and suffering damages should be paid by the negligent party. Unfortunately, truck accidents tend to more complex…
DetailsWhat If The Cops Made a Mistake and My Police Accident Report Is Wrong? If you have been involved in a vehicle accident where only minor damage occurred, it’s very unlikely that the police will even show up to the accident scene. It’s not feasible for local police departments to respond to every minor or…
DetailsReasons For Wanting Not To Sue There are many reasons not to file a personal injury lawsuit in Michigan. When it comes to those who describe themselves as being against suing, I think in most instances that position comes down to one basic feeling. That is, people don’t want to be a mercenary pursing their…
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