Michigan Personal Injury Blog

Pain and suffering is an important part of a Michigan personal injury case. These losses are considered “non-economic” in the sense that it can be difficult to identify a precise dollar amount that would compensate a person for the pain and suffe… Read More

Under Michigan law, the family of a deceased person can file a wrongful death claim after the loss of a loved one. A wrongful death lawsuit is filed in the name of the estate of the deceased person and allows family members to seek compensation for:… Read More

Michigan’s helmet law generally requires that a motorcycle operator and rider “wear a crash helmet on his or her head.” Anyone under age 21 who operates or rides on a motorcycle must wear a crash helmet. Operators and riders over age 21 are not… Read More

If you ever lived in Michigan, you probably know the saying, “If you don’t like the weather, just wait five minutes.” Michigan is known for its unpredictable weather, particularly in late winter and early spring. As the weather warms and we beg… Read More

Big truck accidents can happen anywhere. But, statistically, they are more likely to occur at intersections. Significant hazards exist whenever two or more roads come together, which increases the chances of a crash. If you were injured or a loved on… Read More

A school bus accident is a scary and traumatic event that can cause serious, catastrophic injuries and, in the most severe cases, wrongful death. If your child was injured in a school bus accident, you likely have questions and may not know where to… Read More

Once confined to the realm of science fiction, self-driving cars are quickly becoming a reality. Companies like Google and Tesla continue to drive advancement of automated vehicle technology, while traditional car manufacturers like GM are rapidly ad… Read More

A child leaving home for college is a time to be proud. But, a student leaving the home can raise new concerns about what to do if your University of Michigan student is involved in a car accident. If your U of M student was injured in a car accident… Read More