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Accidents happen when you least expect them, and often leave you dealing with physical injuries, emotional distress, and a financial burden. In such challenging times, having insurance can provide a lifeline to help you recover and get back on your feet. However, the effectiveness of your insurance claim heavily relies on the quality and thoroughness of … Read more
When it comes to personal injury claims, one of the most important decisions a plaintiff must make is whether to accept a settlement or proceed to trial. Depending on the circumstances, each option has its advantages and potential drawbacks. That’s why understanding the differences between settling a personal injury claim and going to trial is … Read more
Are you aware of the recent Michigan Supreme Court decisions regarding both no-fault and slip and fall law? We highly encourage you to continue reading to understand these new developments, as they may affect you or a loved one. Earlier this week, the Michigan Supreme Court ruled that more than 15,000 Michigan drivers critically injured … Read more
Wondering what happens when you get hit by a drunk driver? 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 fatalities. If you’ve been a victim of carelessness or negligence of a drunk driver, your personal injury lawyer … Read more
Even though Michigan law states that all drivers must be insured, thousands of drivers try to go without it, and find themselves in tricky situations. If you’ve been in a car accident with another driver who doesn’t have auto insurance, you may be wondering what your rights are and what happens next. The process for … Read more
Unlike other states, there is a Michigan no fault law regarding car accidents. This means that your car insurance will cover your injury-related costs, whether or not you were at fault in causing the accident. In 2020, a revamped no-fault insurance law went into effect that provides consumers more options for coverage. However, this new … Read more
