Winter weather poses significant risks to drivers and can cause life-altering accidents. Reports indicate that almost 45 percent of Michigan car accidents happen in the winter months of December, January, and February. In 2018, the Michigan Office of Highway Safety…

Managing a claim following a car accident that wasn’t your fault can feel like navigating a maze. Which path do you take? Should you file a claim with your insurer and wait for payment? Should you immediately file a personal…

Semi-truck drivers are professional drivers. Their job is to operate these mammoth vehicles and transport the goods we need across the country. However, like most workplaces, the trucking industry is heavily regulated, and for a good reason. When regulations are…

Suffering injuries during an accident can be devastating. Not only must you deal with physical pain and medical treatment, but you may have to request time off work and undergo lengthy physical rehabilitation. The most important thing you can do…

Fatal car accidents are on the rise in the United States after several decades of decline. Much research has focused on a recent rise in aggressive driving habits that have fueled this dramatic increase, and we will examine the contributing…

If you have been involved in a truck accident in Michigan, you might immediately wonder who could be liable for the crash and the injuries and property damage you may have suffered. Multiple parties may have liability for a truck…

Michigan is a no-fault state, which means that motorists who drive automobiles such as cars and trucks are required to purchase no-fault insurance. This insurance provides personal protection (PIP) coverage to motorists if they are injured in an accident. In…

According to Michigan Traffic Crash Facts, more than one in ten collisions in the state is a hit-and-run accident. That is more than 30,000 hit-and-run accidents a year. Most of these accidents occur in Metro Detroit, Kent County, and Genesee County,…