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What Is Ambulance Chasing and Why Is It Illegal?

People commonly research purchases and business transactions carefully, but if they are injured in an accident, they may be susceptible to unscrupulous tactics of “ambulance chasing” and end up with subpar legal representation. Called “case runners,” ambulance chasers use aggressive tactics to get personal information about accident victims and steer them toward the highest paying […]

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Pursue Compensation for a Birth Injury

Birth injuries occur during labor or delivery, and are often caused by the negligence or carelessness of doctors, nurses, or hospital staff. If your child has suffered a birth injury, you could face millions of dollars in long-term medical treatment and care. That is why it is important to file a claim to pursue compensation […]

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Bicycle Safety – What You Need to Know

Bicyclists have the right-of-way on any road, but unfortunately, bicycle accidents happen all too often. In fact, nearly 1,800 bicycle accidents were reported in Michigan in 2016 alone. Bicyclists are at high risk of injuries or death because they lack the necessary protection that passenger vehicles offer. They do not have seat belts, air bags, […]

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Goodman Acker P.C. Attorney Secures Trial Victory for Victim Injured in Detroit Bicycle Accident

Goodman Acker P.C. is pleased to announce that Associate Attorney Amanda B. Warner was recently successful in securing a trial victory on behalf of a client who suffered multiple injuries in a Detroit bicycle accident, as well as more than $142,000 in compensation for his damages. The case stems from an accident in October of 2015, in […]

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Dark Lights Are Now 4-Way Stops According to New Michigan Law

Lawmakers in Michigan recently passed a bill that will affect drivers when they are approaching an intersection that doesn’t have power. Under this new bill, traffic signals that have lost power should now be treated as a four-way stop by drivers. Lt. Governor Brian Calley signed Senate Bill 521, which will require drivers to treat […]

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Uninsured Motorist Benefits

Did you know that one out of every five drivers is not insured? This means that if you were to sustain injuries in an accident you might not be able to receive the help you need. However, if you add uninsured motorist coverage to your policy, you can avoid finding yourself in a terrible predicament. […]

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How to Deal with Insurance Adjusters After a Car Accident

After being involved in a car accident, insurance adjusters will work diligently to ensure you receive little to no compensation at all for your injuries. They might sound helpful or friendly, but these are tactics they use to get you to let your guard down, so you can make comments that can potentially jeopardize your […]

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Dog Bite Injuries & Provocation

Even the most docile animals can be unpredictable. Dogs who are triggered to attack may seem like otherwise kind animals, however, the right type of provocation, whether intentional or not, can lead dogs to attack quickly and without hesitation. Such attacks can lead to serious contusions, puncture wounds, broken bones, or even death. If you […]

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What To Do After An Accident With an Underinsured Motorist

Automobile accidents are always a bit jarring, especially if the other motorist is not prepared for a crash. If you are in an accident with an uninsured or underinsured driver, you could be left to deal with unreasonable fees, even if the accident was not your fault. Learn more about underinsured motorists and discover what you […]

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