Lansing Personal Injury Attorney Named “Michigan Cyclist Of The Year”

Lansing personal injury attorney Bryan Waldman has been recognized as the “Michigan Cyclist of the Year” by Programs to Educate All Cyclists (PEAC). The award is presented to the individual who has made the most significant contribution to cycling in the State of Michigan throughout the year. PEAC is a non-profit organization that empowers those with disabilities through cycling, active transportation and self-advocacy education. Bryan received the award for his tireless efforts as a Lansing personal injury lawyer representing cyclists hurt in accidents. The award also recognized Bryan's longstanding fight for cyclists' rights, and his legislative efforts to make Michigan roads safer...

24 January

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Can Victims Of Michigan Semi-Truck Crashes Get No-Fault Benefits?

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in Auto No-Fault, Motor Vehicle Crashes, Semi-Trucks

Michigan semi-truck accidents are some of the deadliest accidents on the roadways. Every year, there are often over 10,000 heavy trucks and buses involved in collisions on Michigan highways. Nationwide, studies show that 98 percent of semi-truck crashes result in at least one fatality — and about 86 percent of these deaths are not the semi-truck driver. To help reduce fatalities, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration have proposed a “speed limiter” rule for new vehicles that weigh more than 26,000 pounds. Speed limiters would cap the speed of large vehicles at 60, 65 or 68...

11 January

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Nursing Home Contracts Can No Longer Require The Arbitration Of Disputes

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in Fox 17

For decades, nursing home contracts have included mandatory arbitration clauses, often without the knowledge of patients and their families. These clauses required that claims against a nursing home be resolved through a private arbitration process, rather than through a traditional court proceeding. A new federal rule, however, now says that nursing home contracts can no longer require the arbitration of disputes. This includes claims for nursing home abuse or nursing home negligence. The rule applies to all nursing homes that receive federal funding -- which most do -- and was issued by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. It went...

Lansing Personal Injury Attorney Named “Michigan Cyclist Of The Year”

Can Victims Of Michigan Semi-Truck Crashes Get No-Fault Benefits?

Nursing Home Contracts Can No Longer Require The Arbitration Of Disputes

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