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Whether you have to go to court for a motorcycle accident depends on many factors, including comparative negligence laws, your insurance coverage, and the specific circumstances of your accident. The idea of going to court for a motorcycle crash can be daunting, especially if you are recovering from severe injuries….
Several parties can be responsible for passenger injuries in a motorcycle crash. Establishing fault is a critical step as a passenger injured in a motorcycle accident, so you know who you can pursue for compensation. Understanding how the accident occurred and who was involved can help you determine how to…
July is Disability Pride Month, a time dedicated to honoring the history, achievements, experiences, and struggles of the disability community. This month-long celebration marks the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), landmark legislation passed in July 1990. The ADA has been instrumental in breaking down barriers to inclusion…
To sue after a car accident in Michigan, you must have evidence to prove fault and documentation to substantiate your damages. The process involves filing a legal complaint, sharing evidence, negotiating a settlement, and attending trial. Learn how to sue after a car accident in Michigan and what other steps…
Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month happens in May of every year. While this month serves as a good reminder of why advocating for roadway safety is necessary, you can and should take steps to protect yourself and all bikers every day of the year. If the worst happens and you are…
Yes, someone in your family most likely has the right to sue for wrongful death if your loved one died from injuries in a Michigan motorcycle accident. If another driver caused the fatal crash, the victim’s personal representative will pursue financial damages for the expenses and losses experienced. Understanding the…
In most cases, no, motorcycles are not eligible for the kinds of insurance policies that pay No-Fault benefits. Michigan law does not classify motorcycles as a type of motor vehicle, which is why No-Fault benefits are available to cars but not motorcycles. However, you may be able to seek some…
You calculate pain and suffering in a motorcycle accident by collecting evidence from as many sources as possible to establish the severity of your suffering and then using legal formulas to “convert” your intangible distress into a dollar amount. Running these calculations can be a delicate and difficult process. You…
Hiring a Michigan motorcycle accident lawyer usually requires paying no upfront fees or costs. Instead, these attorneys work based on contingency. They get paid fees and reimbursed for expenses through the money they recover for you. If they do not secure compensation in your case, they do not get paid….
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