Black Boxes In Cars: What You Need To Know
February 4, 2026
Black boxes are in almost all cars on the road today. Consistent with their official name – “event data recorder” – these devices record driving and vehicle data from immediately before, during and after an automobile crash. This data can assist in crash investigations and is often used as evidence in court cases. Event data […]
Michigan Head On Collision Accident Law: Can I Sue?
January 28, 2026
In Michigan, if you’ve been seriously injured, or a loved one was killed in a head on collision, one of the most important things you can do is hire an experienced auto accident attorney who will fight for you and your family to get you the compensation and money damages you are legally entitled to. […]
Parking Lot Accident Laws in Michigan: What You Need To Know
January 27, 2026
The Michigan parking lot accident laws protect drivers, pedestrians and vehicle owners when they are injured and/or their vehicles are damaged in a crash.
Michigan Failure To Yield Car Accident: Here’s What You Need To Know
January 26, 2026
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 […]
Is a Car Accident Settlement Taxable Income in Michigan?
January 16, 2026
A car accident settlement for an injured car accident victim for pain and suffering, medical bills and most lost wages is not taxable income in Michigan.
Icy Road Accidents In Michigan: Who Is At Fault?
January 15, 2026
If you or a loved one has been injured in one of the many icy road accidents that occur every winter in Michigan, you need an experienced car accident lawyer to help you protect your legal rights and get the compensation and money damages you deserve. In Michigan, icy road accidents are not automatically faultless […]
Michigan Self-Driving Car Accident: Who Is At Fault?
January 14, 2026
If you were injured in a self-driving car accident in Michigan, fault may fall on multiple parties, including the human driver, the vehicle manufacturer, the software or ADS developer, a fleet or SAVE-project operator, or other companies responsible for the vehicle’s automated-operation technology. Self-driving car accident victims need to know how Michigan’s No-Fault system and […]
Burns From Car Accident: What You Need To Know
January 13, 2026
Burns from a car accident are serious, painful injuries that frequently require extensive medical treatment including skin graft and reconstructive surgeries as well as physical therapy and pain medication. An experienced attorney can help you with benefits and compensation. Causes Burns from a car accident may be caused by: (1) automobile fires; (2) explosions; (3) […]
Can I Get A Second Opinion From Another Lawyer About My Michigan Case?
January 9, 2026
You can always get a second opinion from another lawyer in Michigan about your case. You have a right to be informed about your case and you should exercise that right if your current attorney is not returning your calls, informing you on the status of your case, and not making your case a priority. […]
Do You Have To Use The Body Shop The Insurance Company Recommends?
January 8, 2026
No, you don’t have to use the body shop the insurance company recommends. Your car accident repair rights allow you to choose the body shop of your choice.
How To Prepare For A Car Accident In Michigan Before It Happens: Here’s What To Do
January 6, 2026
Preparing for a car accident in Michigan means knowing what to do before, during, and after a crash to protect your safety, health, and legal rights. Having the right documents, acting correctly at the scene, and getting prompt medical and insurance follow-up can prevent costly mistakes and strengthen injury claims. A simple plan allows drivers […]
How To Win A Car Accident Lawsuit In Michigan: Key Steps Explained
January 5, 2026
In Michigan, winning a car accident lawsuit requires proving the other party’s fault, documenting your injuries and losses, and navigating the legal process, including gathering evidence like photos, witness statements, police reports, and medical records, while promptly following all medical treatment. Hiring an experienced attorney and closely following their guidance, while keeping organized documentation of […]