Should You Give a Recorded Statement After a Michigan Car Accident?
In Michigan, you are generally required to cooperate with your own insurance company, which may include providing a recorded statement, …
Common Insurance Tactics Used to Reduce Michigan Injury Claims
Insurance companies often reduce Michigan injury claims by disputing injury severity, challenging causation, requesting early recorded statements, shifting fault to …
How to Prove “Serious Impairment of Body Function” in Michigan (and Why Insurers Dispute It)
To prove “serious impairment of body function” in Michigan, you must show (1) an objectively manifested impairment, (2) of an …
Work Zone Accidents in Michigan: Are Road Contractors Ever Liable?
When a crash happens in a construction or work zone, most people assume liability rests entirely with the drivers involved. …
Who Can Be Held Liable in a Michigan Semi‑Truck Accident?
After a semi‑truck accident, many injured victims assume the truck driver is the only person who can be held responsible. …
Can You Sue a Distracted Driver in Michigan? What No‑Fault Insurance Really Allows
After a car accident in Michigan, injured drivers are often told the same thing: “Michigan is a no‑fault state, so …