Winning your Michigan personal injury case can often come down to having the right evidence on your side. When you file a claim or lawsuit, but lack sufficient evidence to prove your case, your chance of success decreases immensely. The Michigan personal injury lawyers encourage you to follow these tips to win your case. At […]
The Michigan Court of Appeals came down with two differing rulings on similar cases last week. The cases involve a plaintiff’s ability to obtain pain and suffering compensation in a Michigan car accident case. Under Michigan law, a plaintiff must have sustained a “serious impairment of bodily function” to be eligble for pain and suffering […]
In a long awaited opinion, the Michigan Court of Appeals ruled that the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCCA) is not subject to the state open records law or the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). The case, CPAN v. MCCA can be found here. What this ruling means is that the MCCA, which is a private, […]
House Republicans are at again in the latest effort to effectively end Michigan’s no-fault system. Unfortunately, after two failed recent attempts, the latest effort is not much different than prior attempts. Currently, the Michigan no-fault law has no cap on medical care. If you are injured in a car accident, the no-fault carrier responsible for […]
A recent dog bite incident in Royal Oak, Michigan has caused a small uproar. A Doberman Pinscher named Heidi may soon be put down by the authorities after it bite a Warren man outside a grocery store. The story made it online and now the dog’s plight has gone viral. Apparently, people from as far […]
