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…
Blindsided by High Insurance Prices? You’re Not Alone. In 2024, U.S. auto insurance customers are feeling the financial pinch like never before. According to a report from Bankrate, the average cost of full coverage car insurance has soared to $2,543, marking a staggering 26% increase from the previous year. Additionally,…
Negligence is the basis for most personal injury claims, including motorcycle accident cases. It refers to the careless or reckless behavior exhibited by the at-fault party that led to the accident. To recover damages following a motorcycle accident, the victim must typically prove that the other party was negligent. Understanding…
If you or a loved one were in a car accident in Sterling Heights, MI, you may have injuries, medical bills, and other financial damages. In the aftermath of the crash, you likely have a lot of questions about what to do to protect your health and future. A car…
You should sue for a minor car accident if it injured you and you now have significant medical expenses. However, in Michigan, you must exhaust your No-Fault insurance coverage before seeking compensation from a liable party. Below, we explain more about personal injury lawsuits and how to pursue financial recovery…
Health insurance will cover car accident bills for medical treatment if you have coordinated No-Fault insurance. Health insurance will also cover medical bills exceeding your personal injury protection (PIP) coverage. Below, you can learn about health and auto insurance in Michigan and how you can recover compensation after a motor…
There is no reliable average settlement figure for car accidents. The details of each case are so drastically different that providing an average figure would be deceiving. Instead, you should get a personal valuation of your damages. A car accident lawyer can complete that valuation for you. Factors That May…
If it is taking longer than you expected to get a car accident settlement, you deserve an explanation. Your car accident case is taking so long to settle for many reasons, as these cases are often complex. Insurance companies’ negotiating tactics, unclear damages, and disputes about your car accident can…
The statute of limitations for car accidents in Michigan is three years, according to Michigan Compiled Laws § 600.5805. The clock on your personal injury or wrongful death lawsuit starts at the time of the crash or your loved one’s passing. Of course, exceptions can apply under certain circumstances, and a personal injury lawyer can let you…
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