Police car at the scene of a drunk driving accident

5 Steps to Take if You’ve Been in an Accident with a Drunk Driver

Posted on September 22, 2020

Finding yourself involved in a car accident can be extremely unnerving, but it can be even worse when the other driver appears to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Unfortunately, driving under the influence isn’t uncommon. The worst is that these accidents can be totally prevented. When you’ve been involved in an accident […]

Man honking his car horn in a road rage.

What to Know About Road Rage in Michigan

Posted on August 19, 2020

Some people tend to drive very aggressively, which can result in a serious accident. In fact, according to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, aggressive driving factors into 56 percent of all fatal car accidents. Unfortunately, aggressive driving can lead to an emotional response quite quickly when the driver is angered or stressed. These drivers […]

Biker’s Arm and Other Common Injuries from Motorcycle Accidents

Posted on August 5, 2020

Riding a motorcycle carries a lot of risk whether or not you’re decked out in the proper protective gear (which you always should be). In a motorcycle versus motor vehicle accident, the driver of the motor vehicle may suffer only inconvenience. The same accident, however, can cause life-threatening injuries for the motorcyclist. Biker’s Arm “Biker’s […]

Doctor looking at x-rays of a traumatic brain injury.

5 Ways to Assist Your Loved One Suffering from a TBI

Posted on July 21, 2020

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can be extremely difficult for those who suffer them. But it can also be extremely tough for their loved ones who often struggle to know how to be of assistance to them. With approximately 2.5 million Americans sustaining a TBI annually, and 5.3 million living with related disabilities, there are millions […]

What Is Quadriplegia?

Posted on July 7, 2020

When someone experiences an injury to the cervical spinal cord, it can sometimes cause the partial or total loss of function of all four limbs and the torso. This is called quadriplegia (also called tetraplegia). A severe form of paralysis, quadriplegia often necessitates 24-hour care, nursing assistance, and the use of medical devices/aids. The cervical […]

Woman using her smartphone to report a parking lot accident.

What to Know About Parking Lot Accidents in Michigan

Posted on June 23, 2020

We’ve all been there: maybe you begin to back out of your parking spot when another vehicles goes flying by you, crashing into the side of your car. Or maybe, you come out of the store only to find the side of your truck smashed in with no note from the culprit in sight. Regardless […]

Woman with a catastrophic injury filing a personal injury claim.

What Is a “Catastrophic Injury” Under Michigan’s No-Fault Law?

Posted on June 9, 2020

All motor-vehicle accident-related injuries should be taken seriously. After all, they’re very serious for those whose lives they affect. However, under Michigan’s no-fault law, some injuries are considered more serious than others. Catastrophic injuries are those that tend to produce major harm over a long period of time. These “catastrophic” injuries are often significant and […]

Man with a brain injury holding his head.

5 Questions You Should Ask A Brain Injury Attorney

Posted on May 18, 2020

Sustaining a brain injury can have a long-lasting impact on your life. It can affect everything from your ability to work to your capability to conduct ordinary every day activities. If you’ve sustained a brain injury as a result of an auto accident, it is a good idea be aware of the compensation to which […]

Woman with a neck injury after a rear-end collision.

7 Common Neck and Back Injuries from Rear-End Collisions

Posted on April 22, 2020

Rear-end car crashes are extremely common. Rear-end collisions occur when one vehicle crashes into the rear of another vehicle. This often occurs when the rear driver is following too closely and/or speeding. Although rear-end collisions can be avoided simply by using good judgment, they continue to occur. Under Michigan law, the driver of the rear […]