Beginning in July of 2020, Michigan’s “No-Fault” Auto Insurance law will go through serious modifications. Prior to the changes that take effect in 2020, only one policy of insurance was available to buyers: “unlimited PIP.… Read More

Over the past decade, pedestrian deaths have been on the rise nationwide. In some cities, pedestrian fatalities account for up to half of all traffic fatalities. For the last two years, Ann Arbor has taken part in a study to determine whether a much… Read More

When an 18-wheeler or other large commercial vehicle collides with a car or bicycle, the results are almost always catastrophic. Read More

A catastrophic car accident causing surgery or death is rare. We all make mistakes behind the wheel. We miss traffic signals, get distracted by radios and phones, or narrowly avoid accidents on the highway. Most of the time, our mistakes cause no or… Read More

Sometimes it’s a close friend, an acquaintance, or a even family member: They agree to drive, but through their own fault, injure the passengers. They may collide with another vehicle, loose control on an icy road, or strike a tree. While seeki… Read More

Medical malpractice cases can be notoriously complex. With the stakes high, they are vigorously defended, and often require testimony from various experts. Sometimes, however, medical malpractice is clear – like when the surgeon or another member o… Read More

In December of 2016, the City of Ann Arbor unanimously adopted an ordinance requiring motorists to create a five foot buffer between their vehicle and a bicycle on the street when passing. The new ordinance — the so-called Ann Arbor Safe Passing La… Read More

Dogs mean different things to different people. For some, dogs are a lovable family pet. Other people may think of hunting dogs or the highly trained animals of a police K-9 unit. But for people who have been bitten or attacked, dogs may bring up fee… Read More