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Michigan’s Move Over Law: Keep Emergency and Maintenance Workers Safe
March 2nd, 2026
Every day, police officers, firefighters, paramedics, and roadside workers place themselves in harm’s way. Michigan’s Move Over law is designed to protect these individuals by requiring that drivers yield when being approached by emergency vehicl…
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Categories: Auto Accidents
The Cost of a ‘Sorry’: Why You Should Never Admit Fault at a Michigan Accident Scene
February 11th, 2026
A car accident is a stressful event that can leave you feeling disoriented and uncertain about how to proceed. Unfortunately, some statements can jeopardize your ability to prove the other driver was at fault and make recovering compensation for your…
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Categories: Auto Accidents
Understanding the Discovery Rule: When Does the Clock Really Start Ticking on a Michigan Sexual Abuse Lawsuit?
February 3rd, 2026
Survivors of childhood sexual abuse may need years – if not decades – before they are ready to come forward. Unfortunately, many states have a short statute of limitations on sexual assault cases, which can make it difficult for survivors…
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Categories: Sexual Abuse
Catastrophic Car Accident Injuries in Michigan
January 13th, 2026
Catastrophic Car Accident Injuries in Michigan Key points: What is a catastrophic injury? What are examples of catastrophic injuries? What makes legal claims for catastrophic injuries different? What compensation is available for individuals who have…
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Categories: Auto Accidents
Watch for Deer: Fall and Winter Bring Increased Risk for Deer Traffic Accidents
December 15th, 2025
According to the AAA Auto Club, car-deer crashes are most likely to occur during the months of October, November, and December, during deer mating season. The likelihood of a deer traffic accident increases again in the spring when young deer begin t…
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Categories: Auto Accidents
Hunting Injuries and Product Liability: Suing for Injuries Caused by Defective Hunting Tree Stands
December 2nd, 2025
Hunting season is upon us, and while most Michigan hunters will return home safely with tales of pursuing and successfully taking game, some will unfortunately be seriously injured. Contrary to popular belief, shooting accidents are not the primary c…
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Categories: Product Liability
Michigan Hunting Injuries: How Accidental Shootings Happen and Who’s Liable
November 18th, 2025
Hunting in Michigan is a cherished and time-honored activity. People hunt for recreation, tradition, food, or the challenge of tracking game. For many, hunting represents a way to connect with nature or bond with family and friends. For others, hunti…
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Elderly Choking Incidents: Are Nursing Homes Doing Enough?
October 31st, 2025
Choking and Suffocation Are Leading Risks for Seniors in Long-Term Care Muscle strength naturally declines with age, making chewing and swallowing food increasingly difficult and raising the risk of choking. Among people aged 65 and older, the risk o…
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Categories: Nursing Home Neglect
Leaf Peeping this Fall? Watch Out for Wet Leaves, Rain, and Road Hazards.
October 14th, 2025
Autumn in Michigan is breathtaking, with its vibrant colors, fresh cider, and crisp apples. Unfortunately, seasonal hazards can make leaf peeping in Michigan a dangerous time of year for drivers, motorcycles, and bicyclists. If you were hurt in a Mic…
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Categories: Auto Accidents
What to Expect During a Personal Injury Deposition
October 1st, 2025
When you have been injured in an accident that was not your fault, you are entitled to compensation for your injuries. Most personal injury claims are resolved without a trial, and many are settled out of court. But if the insurance company does not…
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