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Cyberbullying vs. Platform Liability: Who's Actually Responsible for Your Child's Harm?
October 21st, 2026
The harm caused by cyberbullying is real. Victims may experience anxiety or depression, withdrawal from social activities, or declining performance at school. Families trying to identify who is responsible for the bullying and who allowed it to happe…
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Categories: Social Media
Road Rage and Intentional Acts: Can You Sue for More Than Ordinary Negligence?
October 5th, 2026
When a driver intentionally uses their vehicle to harm someone, the law treats them differently than if they caused an accident due to ordinary negligence. Under Michigan law, intentionally causing harm falls outside of No-Fault Act’s general tort…
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Categories: Auto Accidents
Dog Bite vs. Dog Attack Injuries: When a Dog Knocks You Down Without Biting
September 15th, 2026
Someone else’s dog jumped on you, ran into you, or knocked you down. You were seriously injured, but the dog never actually bit you. Can you recover compensation for your injuries? Michigan’s dog bite statute specifically targets injuries caused…
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Categories: Personal Injury
When Multiple Parties Share Responsibility in a Personal Injury Case
September 14th, 2026
You’re driving home when traffic suddenly stops in front of you. You stop, but the car behind you does not. The force from the collision pushes you into the car in front of you. Within seconds, you are involved in a multi-vehicle pileup. How do you…
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Categories: Personal Injury
How Life Care Plans Are Used in Catastrophic Injury Cases
August 12th, 2026
Someone who experienced a catastrophic injury may be unable to perform routine tasks like bathing, grooming, and feeding themselves. The cost of future care for injury-related expenses and other losses can run into the millions of dollars. A life car…
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Categories: Personal Injury
How Jury Selection Works in Personal Injury Trials
July 27th, 2026
Many trial lawyers consider jury selection the most important part of a trial. A sympathetic jury can increase the likelihood of a successful result, while the wrong jury can make a strong case more difficult to win. Jury selection in a personal inju…
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Categories: Personal Injury
How Future Medical Expenses Are Factored Into Personal Injury Settlements
July 13th, 2026
A person who experiences a severe personal injury may require medical care and treatment for the rest of their lives. Calculating the cost of future medical care is one of the most challenging issues when resolving a claim for personal injuries. The…
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What to Know About Michigan Comparative Negligence Law
June 24th, 2026
When an accident causes injuries, many people are concerned about what will happen if they share some of the blame. Under Michigan’s comparative negligence law, an injured person can still recover compensation, even if they were partially responsib…
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Categories: Personal Injury
Why We're a Title Sponsor of the Ann Arbor Summer Festival
June 16th, 2026
Muth Law is proud to be a title sponsor of the 2026 Ann Arbor Summer Festival (A2SF), which runs from June 12 through June 28 at Top of the Park and venues across downtown Ann Arbor. For anyone who’s spent a June evening on the lawn at Ingalls…
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Categories: Firm News
Why Insurance Companies Hire Surveillance in Personal Injury Cases
June 10th, 2026
People who were injured in an accident may be surprised to learn that insurance companies can lawfully hire a private investigator to monitor them as they go about their daily lives. These recordings are attempts to protect the insurance companies’…
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Categories: Personal Injury
