Fatal car crashes are on the rise in the U.S. and in Michigan. NHTSA has announced that fatal auto accidents in the U.S. jumped 10.5% in 2021, hitting a 16-year record high. Earlier this ye… Read More

If you happen to lose a car accident lawsuit in Michigan, there are several things that may happen. First, you may be able to appeal. Second, you will likely not have to pay your own lawyer… Read More

A Michigan bad faith insurance lawsuit allows an auto accident victim to recover money from an auto insurance company that act in “bad faith.” This can include the handling of c… Read More

In general, a car accident lawsuit will take between one to two years to resolve. There are several key dates during the lawsuit process that may result in an earlier settlement, such as 30… Read More

The car accident lawsuit process in Michigan will potentially involve 3 types of cases, depending on which type of relief you are pursuing: (1) a case for your injuries and pain and sufferi… Read More

The driver who’s at fault in a U turn accident is almost always the driver who is negligently making the U turn when it either was not safe to do so or when it is clearly illegal to d… Read More

The best strategy for how to win a car accident lawsuit is to avoid these common mistakes that can reduce an innocent crash victim’s ability to recover full compensation and damages… Read More

Distracted driving includes anything that takes away a driver’s focus and attention from the road. Distractions can include anything, but most often today takes the form of using a ce… Read More

A car accident in the rain is most often caused by a combination of bad weather conditions and unsafe driving. A driver is 34% more likely to be in a fatal crash during a rainstorm –… Read More

April is distracted driving awareness month. Let’s use this time to save lives and prevent car accidents. Distracted driving is as dangerous as drunk driving. It poses serious dangers… Read More