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A failure to yield car accident is one of the most common types of motor vehicle accidents, and it is the fourth-most common cause of fatal accidents. If you were hit by a negligent driver who failed to yield the right of way, you may be able to recover for your pain and suffering and …
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Here are some winter driving tips for truck drivers to follow to help protect them and to protect other drivers because public safety is Rule #1.
As the new year approaches, many employers offer new enrollment options for employee health insurance plans. It is essential to understand that these changes can impact your No-Fault medical benefits following a car accident. One significant effect is that it may limit your ability to receive treatment from your preferred doctor. For this reason, it is …
If you are experiencing middle back pain after a car accident, you can sue for pain and suffering compensation and money damages if you can show that (1) the at-fault driver was negligent and 2) your injuries resulted in a “serious impairment of body function.” You must also file your lawsuit within 3 years. Middle …
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If you’ve been injured in a car accident while your feet were on the dashboard, the experienced attorneys at Michigan Auto Law can help you and your family hold the responsible driver accountable and get you the compensation you’re legally entitled to. Putting your feet on the dashboard increases your chances of a serious injury …
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Our Michigan Auto Law auto accident attorneys want to thank our clients for the honor of helping you and for placing your trust in us; We accomplished so much together in 2024 Thank you to our clients and to our friends for helping to make 2024 such a tremendous year and making it possible for …
In regards to winter coats and car seats, child safety experts agree that it’s not safe for kids to wear their winter coats while secured in their car seats.
Before you and your family even consider hitting the road this winter, the most important thing you can do is assemble your winter car emergency kit
CURE Auto Insurance wants to charge Michigan drivers 25% more for car insurance coverage in 2025. Specifically, CURE wants to “revise the rates in its Private Passenger Auto program in the State of Michigan” which would “[i]ncrease the base rate for BI, PPI, and PIP coverages by 25%,” according to the October 21, 2024, Rate …
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