The Michigan Court or Appeals just issued the much-anticipated decision of Andary v. USAA Casualty Insurance Company, docket no. 356487 (published on 08/25/2022). This case has been watched by families, doctors, rehabilitation centers, lawyers, judges and others throughout Michigan, in particular those affected by catastrophic claims and injuries as a result of a car accident. […]
What Should I Do After a Hit-and-Run Accident in Michigan? Hit-and-run accidents are very frustrating. Not only do you have a car or truck that must be repaired or is totaled, but the person responsible for the crash fled the scene and won’t be held accountable for what they did. In more serious situations, a […]
Do you wonder which car insurance company pays for no-fault benefits after a crash or wreck in Michigan? Michigan’s no-fault law is confusing. The at-fault driver does not automatically pay for things like medical bills, lost wages and out-of-pocket costs. But don’t worry. This article will help explain who pays when a car accident occurs […]
Insurance in Michigan and Michigan car accident law is complicated. There are lot of different things to think about, such as what coverages you need to buy, the cars you need to cover for and what car insurance company you can trust. But as any good Detroit or Michigan car accident lawyer will tell you, no matter what you […]
Clinton County Auto Accident Injury Lawyers Car accidents can be minor or they can also be life changing events. What starts out as a fender-bender or rear-end collision that doesn’t seem like much can turn into painful injuries, lost wages, and huge medical expenses. Under Michigan law, drivers in Clinton County are protected by the […]
Key Points of This Article: Michigan is a no-fault insurance state, which means you always must make a claim for an accident to your own car insurer for the payment of medical bills and lost wages. If your damages from an auto accident exceed your insurance limits, you will need to make a third-party claim […]
Key Points of this Article: Mothers who have lost their pregnancy after a car crash can file a wrongful death lawsuit against the at-fault driver for the collision. The state of Michigan allows mothers who have lost their pregnancy to recover loss of consortium damages. The Michigan no-fault law allows pregnant women who have suffered […]
Key Points of This Article: There were 245,432 total traffic crashes last year in Michigan. Overall, Michigan communities with more than 5,000 total crashes for 2020 include populated counties like Genesee, Ingham, Oakland, and Wayne. The good news is that the overall number of crashes fell in 2020 when about 18% fewer people were on the […]
Key Points of This Article: Michigan Head-On Car Crashes Are Rare, But Also the Most Dangerous According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, head-on collisions only account for about 2% of all accidents in the U.S. Head-on collisions happen most often in rural areas, where vehicles are traveling at high speeds. In Michigan, the U.S. Census Bureau […]
Can you Sue a Driver in Michigan For An Accident? Getting into a car accident or truck accident in Michigan is different than in other states. Because Michigan is a no-fault state, there are certain rules and requirements that exist in Michigan that are don’t exist elsewhere. And the differences start right after the crash, […]
