Legal Help for the Victims of Distracted Drivers Distracted driving is the leading cause of traffic accidents in Michigan and elsewhere in the United States. The victims of distracted drivers may consider taking legal action against those deemed responsible, but they will need the services of Southfield car accident attorneys... Continue Reading

When injured in a car accident in or around Oakland County or Wayne County as a result of the carelessness of somebody else, it’s not at all unreasonable to have paramedics called to the scene to stabilize you and transport you to an emergency room, especially if your left leg... Continue Reading

Regardless of Michigan’s strict drunk driving laws, people still drink and drive. Some of those drivers end up causing crashes that result in serious injuries or even fatalities. If you’ve been the recent injury victim of the utter carelessness and negligence of a drunk driver in or around Oakland County,... Continue Reading

According to the Emergency Responder Safety Institute, each year in the US an average of six to eight EMS and fire rescue workers are killed alongside roadways and highways. Police officers lose 10 to 12 fellow patrolmen. Not all victims are public servants. Fifty tow truck operators are killed in... Continue Reading

What is Distracted Driving? Any activity that diverts your attention away from driving is a distraction. Texting, making a phone call, eating and talking to other passengers are some of the ways that drivers can get distracted while driving. Distracted driving is a common problem. In fact, it is estimated... Continue Reading

When you are involved in a car accident, most injuries will be obvious right away, such as lacerations and broken bones. However, there are other injuries that may take days or weeks to become obvious, and they can have debilitating consequences for accident victims. If this has happened to you,... Continue Reading

Unfortunately, while visiting a friend or walking through someone else’s property, a dog bite can occur. Therefore, when this happens to you in Michigan, you should know your rights under the dogbite law, as well as where to turn for legal assistance and compensation. Also, keep in mind that if... Continue Reading

Michigan residents are advised to have underinsured/ uninsured motorist coverage. Michigan is a no-fault state. After a car accident, you’ll typical receive no-fault benefits from your auto insurer. The at-fault driver’s insurer might owe you a benefit as well. But sometimes the benefit you receive isn’t enough compensation for your... Continue Reading