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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…

How to Sue After a Car Accident In Michigan

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…

Do Motorcycles Get Michigan No-Fault Benefits

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…

Is It Worth Hiring a Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

Hiring a lawyer to handle your Michigan motorcycle accident case will help you navigate the process and possibly recover more money than you could on your own. A Michigan motorcycle accident lawyer knows how to navigate these complex claims, including documenting and negotiating for maximum compensation based on your case…

Understanding Motorcycle Helmet Laws in Michigan

Michigan has complex motorcycle helmet laws that allow some experienced motorcyclists to ride without a helmet while young and inexperienced drivers must wear one. What happens if you are in a crash? Will not wearing a helmet have implications on your insurance claim or lawsuit? We answer these questions for…