Michigan Auto Law Blog

Move over law requires drivers to slow down when passing police, fire, utility vehicles, but the penalties are then weakened for drivers who ignore law

Is Michigan insurance fraud watchdog all bark and no bite when it comes to policing the massive fraud being committed by the insurance companies themselves?

After marijuana legalization in Colorado, Washington & Oregon, collision claims and police-reported crashes went up. Will the same thing happen in Michigan?

Michigan Auto Law attorney Brandon Hewitt talks to WZZM of Grand Rapids about free drivers license reinstatement after waiver of Driver Responsibility Fee

As President of the American Association for Justice’s Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation Group, Michigan Auto Law’s Steve Gursten leads cutting-edge TBI seminar

What you need to know about how to fire a lawyer when you need a new attorney

Marijuana and driving rules prohibit driving under the influence, as with alcohol, consuming and driving, smoking in passenger compartment; still unknown is if exception to ‘any amount’ law

What happens when a Michigan resident is injured in a car crash out of state? Our No-Fault insurance attorneys advise an Arizona lawyer on how to protect a car crash victim from an insurer’s right of reimbursement over pain and suffering damages or award

Auto accident attorney and father of two trick-or-treating and candy loving children shares Halloween safety tips for drivers and parents

Michigan Auto Law trial attorney Steve Gursten teaches Ohio lawyers at OAJ Winter Convention on how to cross-examine expert witnesses