Michigan Comparative Negligence Law: What You Need To Know
August 29, 2025
Michigan’s comparative negligence law reduces a car crash victim’s pain and suffering compensation and economic damages by the amount that the victim was at fault. If the victim is found 10% at fault for an auto accident and is awarded $1 million in damages, comparative fault reduces this recovery by $100,000 (10% of $1M). However, […]
Rental Car Accident In Michigan FAQs: What You Need To Know
August 28, 2025
When you or a loved one has been injured in a rental car accident in Michigan, you may be able to sue both the driver and the company providing the vehicle for economic damages and repair costs. The company’s liability will depend on whether it owns the vehicle and the length of time it was […]
Civil Lawsuit For Car Accident In Michigan: Here’s What To Know
August 25, 2025
A civil lawsuit for a car accident in Michigan allows someone injured by an at-fault, negligent driver to hold that driver accountable for the pain and suffering and economic losses he or she has caused from the crash. A separate civil lawsuit allows a crash victim to recover unpaid or overdue No-Fault PIP benefits from […]
Car Accident Out Of State: What Michigan Residents Need To Know
August 20, 2025
If you are a Michigan resident injured in a car accident out of state, you may be able to recover pain and suffering compensation from the at-fault driver and No-Fault benefits from the responsible insurance company. Your own Michigan liability insurance helps provide protection if you cause an automobile crash in another state. Knowing what […]
Car Accident And Not At-Fault In Michigan: What You Need To Know
August 18, 2025
The most important things you need to do after a not at-fault car accident in Michigan are: (1) stop at the crash scene; (2) exchange information with the other drivers; (3) assist the injured with securing medical aid; (4) report your injuries to medical care providers; and (5) take pictures of the scene and vehicle […]
How Long Does A Car Accident Lawsuit Take In Michigan?
August 15, 2025
In Michigan, a car accident lawsuit can take anywhere from several months to a few years, depending on the facts of the case. More serious injuries, complicated liability issues, or an insurance company that refuses to offer a fair settlement and pushes the case to trial can all extend the timeline. There are several key […]
Car Accident While On Active Duty, Now What?
August 6, 2025
If you have been injured in a car accident while on active duty in Michigan, you may be legally entitled to No-Fault benefits to pay for medical expenses and lost wages. Wage loss can include military compensation, economic losses including base pay, special pay, non-taxable allowances, and retired pay. You may also be able to […]
Posting On Social Media After A Car Accident In Michigan: Avoid It
August 5, 2025
After a car accident in Michigan, it’s best to avoid posting details about the incident on social media. Insurance companies and legal teams often review these posts and may use them to challenge your claim or question your account of what happened. This applies to anything you share about the crash itself, your injuries, medical […]
What To Expect Physically After Car Accident In Michigan
August 1, 2025
Knowing what to expect physically after a car accident is crucial. Awareness of symptoms and seeking treatment as soon as they appear can increase recovery.
Should I Get A Lawyer For A Minor Car Accident In Michigan?
July 31, 2025
It depends on the circumstances. If the crash resulted in injuries, significant vehicle damage, or there’s a dispute over who was at fault, it’s a smart move to consult with an attorney. However, if you were involved in a minor car accident in Michigan with no injuries and clear responsibility, you might not need a […]
Progressive Settlements: Talk To A Lawyer Before Offers To Buy Out No-Fault Futures
July 30, 2025
Progressive has been making settlement offers to buy out No-Fault “futures,” but too often these offers leave their customers personally exposed to much bigger future medical bills. Do not sign a legal release or waiver of future No-Fault benefits, without talking to an experienced auto accident attorney to find out if their offer is a […]
Michigan Bad Faith Insurance Lawsuit: What You Need To Know
July 29, 2025
A Michigan bad faith insurance lawsuit allows an auto accident victim to recover money from an auto insurance company that acts in “bad faith.” This can include the handling of claims of both the car accident victim and for the at-fault driver who caused a crash. Michigan’s bad faith insurance law is very different from […]
