In Michigan, the pedestrian accident statistics for 2021 show that pedestrian deaths were the highest in 10 years. Also, October is the most dangerous month for pedestrians and 6pm-7pm is the most dangerous time of day for a pedestrian to be hit by a car. A pedestrian who does not cross at an intersection continues …
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When you lose a loved one due to another person’s wrongful act or negligence, you may be able to file a Michigan wrongful death lawsuit against that person. This allows family members to recover pain and suffering compensation and damages for loss of their loved one’s companionship and financial support. What is a wrongful death …
It is getting to be that time when our clients, family and friends start asking about the Michigan Supreme Court candidates and judges for 2022 and who they should be voting for on the November election ballot. Everyone wants to make the best choice for the justices who will be on the ballot, but unless …
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The Michigan teen driving laws are based on graduated licensing to eventually obtain a full driver’s license without driving restrictions. Most teenagers begin with driving restrictions, a temporary driving instruction permit, and a driving examination. The purpose behind the Michigan teen driving laws are to impose a series of graduated restrictions aimed at keeping young …
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A pedestrian who has been hit by a car in Michigan may be able to sue the at-fault driver who caused the accident for pain and suffering compensation. The injured victim may also be able to recover auto No-Fault insurance benefits to pay for medical bills and lost wages if he or she is disabled …
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Many factors will affect a Michigan motorcycle accident settlement. Key settlement amount drivers include the nature and seriousness of injuries, past treatment and future medical needs, how your injuries have affected your life, and the at-fault driver’s liability policy limits. You can be certain that a fair settlement will often be far more than what …
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The Michigan school bus traffic laws prohibit drivers from passing a school bus that is stopped and has its red lights flashing. Drivers must stop at least 20 feet away and cannot resume driving until the bus lights are turned off or the bus begins moving. Stop-arm cameras record drivers who unlawfully pass. Penalties range …
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Breaking News (10/5/2022): DIFS Bulletin tells auto insurers to apply Andary v. USAA Michigan Court of Appeals ruling NOW In Bulletin 2022-17-INS, issued on October 5, 2022, the DIFS Director announced that No-Fault fee schedule and limitation on in-home, family-provided attendant which were passed in 2019 “may not be applied to claims related to persons …
Michigan school zone speed limit laws require drivers to reduce their speed by as much as 20 mph when they are near a school either in the morning when school starts or in the afternoon after school lets out. Speeders will face a fine and points on their license and possible criminal penalties if they …
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