Bright, oncoming headlights make roadways hazardous, and if you were injured in a car crash caused by bright headlights, you need to understand your legal rights....
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Our client, Elisabeth Ostendorf, was tragically injured in 2014 when she was struck by an MSU employee on campus. WLNS 6 recently featured her story of love, justice, and the complex auto litigation that unfolded....
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Many injuries from a crash require a variety of services, therapies, and treatment to fully rehabilitate, including chiropractic care after a car crash. Learn if no-fault covers this benefit....
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With electric scooters on nearly every city sidewalk these days, users are likely signing an e-scooter rental agreement that limits their rights if injured in a crash....
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In some Michigan car accidents, fault isn't necessarily 100% clear. Under comparative negligence, the conduct of both drivers is factored into potential recovery on behalf of the injured person....
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Infrastructure talks in Washington include an increase in semi-truck liability insurance, which could have big impacts on Michigan motorists under the new auto insurance law....
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Seeking medical treatment after a car crash is important for not only identifying possibly serious injuries, but also preserving your rights to access auto no-fault PIP benefits....
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A recent Court of Appeals decision answered an important no-fault disqualification question: can unlicensed drivers receive no-fault benefits?...
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Sometimes people write off aches and pains after an accident, but these symptoms of injuries following a car crash can indicate something serious is going on and shouldn't be ignored....
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Tom Sinas interviewed recently with WKTV Journal in Focus to discuss several topics including the upcoming changes for medical providers under the new auto no-fault law which going into effect July 1....
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