After a car accident where you suffered injuries, you are entitled to receive a fair and full settlement from the insurance company. However, the insurance company may not want to pay the total amount you’re owed and may attempt to lower your compensation by disputing your wounds. To this end, the insurance adjuster may request […]
Pedestrian car accidents are pretty common and often have devastating effects. A pedestrian accident occurs when a vehicle hits a pedestrian when walking, running, crossing the road, or getting around in a wheelchair. This collision type can result in severe or catastrophic injuries that have long-lasting impacts. Although you can receive compensation from the at-fault […]
When you go to the hospital, you expect to get the best treatment for the condition that took you there. Doctors and other medical professionals are always expected to maintain the highest level of care, commonly called the “standard of care.” If medical professionals provide treatment below the standard of care, they will likely face […]
A car accident causes extensive financial distress. Injury victims and their families must pay medical bills, vehicle repairs, and other expenses. In addition to the financial damages caused by a car accident, collisions cause pain and suffering. “Pain and suffering” is a legal term that describes the emotional distress, inconvenience, and life-altering effects that an […]
After a car accident, it is a common practice to exchange insurance information with the other driver. However, in a no-fault state like Michigan, you can receive compensation for collision damages from your own insurance company. As such, you may be wondering if you must contact the other driver and their insurance company. Our attorneys […]
In an ideal world, people who were 0% responsible for a car accident would receive 100% of their damages through compensation in a settlement or through a jury verdict. However, this is not the case for many car accident victims, as certain damages can only be claimed in some circumstances but not in others. Liable […]
Rideshare companies have become increasingly popular across the U.S. for their affordability and convenience. However, more and more people realize that these handy ride services aren’t without their shortcomings or dangers. While rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft have insurance coverage to help with the costs of certain incidents, you may be surprised to learn […]
When a trucking accident happens, the first option for payment of your medical bills and lost wages is your no-fault auto insurance policy. As a no-fault state, Michigan requires every party to an accident to use their own insurance to cover their medical bills. However, there are instances where victims can file a third-party lawsuit, […]
In no-fault states, drivers injured in a car accident can rely on their insurance company to cover the cost of damages. This differs from fault-based states, which require drivers to file a claim with the other driver’s insurance company if injured in an accident. Determining the source of coverage may not be as simple if […]
Car accidents are common in Michigan, with the state recording 282,640 crashes in 2021. These accidents cause not only bodily injuries, but they also result in damage to your car. Michigan’s no-fault insurance coverage does not include damages to vehicles in an accident. To get compensated for the damage to your car, you must apply […]
