More than half of all dog bite victims are children. This is an incredibly high number, considering that about 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Out of that number, more than 800,000 receive medical attention for dog bites. Based on a 2023 report, […]
Are you familiar with Michigan premises liability laws? Did you know changes may come to the “open and obvious” standard used for years? Property owners and others need to be aware of the changes that may occur so they can adequately prepare and ensure their property is free from hazards that may result in accidents […]
“Michigan Lefts,” or turnarounds, are a common type of turn in Michigan. A Michigan Left replaces a left-hand turn and involves a vehicle making a U-turn at a median crossover instead of approaching an intersection and making a left turn when traffic clears or a traffic signal gives the go-ahead. Only some states have adopted […]
Understanding the rights of passengers following a car accident can be complex. People who were injured in a collision where passengers were involved often wonder how the expenses of passengers will be covered and their ability to file a claim. When considering liability for a car accident, passengers are rarely pointed to as the at-fault […]
An independent medical examination in Michigan is a medical evaluation requested by an insurance company or employer, not by your treating physician. These exams arise most often during auto no-fault claims, workers’ compensation disputes, and personal injury lawsuits. The results may directly influence whether your benefits continue or your claim moves forward. Receiving notice of […]
Prior to July 28, 2023, Michigan property owners enjoyed immunity from liability concerning hazardous conditions on their premises which could be categorized as “open and obvious.” This legal doctrine had its roots in the notion that while property owners were responsible for maintaining a reasonably secure environment, they were not obligated to warn individuals about […]
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 […]
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 […]
As a driver, everything on the road is not always within your control. You may be driving in the right lane, within the speed limit, and without distractions, and have a pedestrian dart in front of you outside a crosswalk. Such a pedestrian is said to be jaywalking. However, if you hit them, several questions […]
The rule of law governs your actions. When your actions harm another person or entity, negligence laws apply. A roommate may forget to turn off the coffeepot when leaving for work or classes. A neighbor has yet to take down the dead tree in the front yard near the sidewalk. The driver has not used […]
More than half of all dog bite victims are children. This is an incredibly high number, considering that about 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Out of that number, more than 800,000 receive medical attention for dog bites. Based on a 2023 report, […]
Are you familiar with Michigan premises liability laws? Did you know changes may come to the “open and obvious” standard used for years? Property owners and others need to be aware of the changes that may occur so they can adequately prepare and ensure their property is free from hazards that may result in accidents […]
“Michigan Lefts,” or turnarounds, are a common type of turn in Michigan. A Michigan Left replaces a left-hand turn and involves a vehicle making a U-turn at a median crossover instead of approaching an intersection and making a left turn when traffic clears or a traffic signal gives the go-ahead. Only some states have adopted […]
Understanding the rights of passengers following a car accident can be complex. People who were injured in a collision where passengers were involved often wonder how the expenses of passengers will be covered and their ability to file a claim. When considering liability for a car accident, passengers are rarely pointed to as the at-fault […]
An independent medical examination in Michigan is a medical evaluation requested by an insurance company or employer, not by your treating physician. These exams arise most often during auto no-fault claims, workers’ compensation disputes, and personal injury lawsuits. The results may directly influence whether your benefits continue or your claim moves forward. Receiving notice of […]
Prior to July 28, 2023, Michigan property owners enjoyed immunity from liability concerning hazardous conditions on their premises which could be categorized as “open and obvious.” This legal doctrine had its roots in the notion that while property owners were responsible for maintaining a reasonably secure environment, they were not obligated to warn individuals about […]
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 […]
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 […]
As a driver, everything on the road is not always within your control. You may be driving in the right lane, within the speed limit, and without distractions, and have a pedestrian dart in front of you outside a crosswalk. Such a pedestrian is said to be jaywalking. However, if you hit them, several questions […]
The rule of law governs your actions. When your actions harm another person or entity, negligence laws apply. A roommate may forget to turn off the coffeepot when leaving for work or classes. A neighbor has yet to take down the dead tree in the front yard near the sidewalk. The driver has not used […]
More than half of all dog bite victims are children. This is an incredibly high number, considering that about 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Out of that number, more than 800,000 receive medical attention for dog bites. Based on a 2023 report, […]
Are you familiar with Michigan premises liability laws? Did you know changes may come to the “open and obvious” standard used for years? Property owners and others need to be aware of the changes that may occur so they can adequately prepare and ensure their property is free from hazards that may result in accidents […]
“Michigan Lefts,” or turnarounds, are a common type of turn in Michigan. A Michigan Left replaces a left-hand turn and involves a vehicle making a U-turn at a median crossover instead of approaching an intersection and making a left turn when traffic clears or a traffic signal gives the go-ahead. Only some states have adopted […]
Understanding the rights of passengers following a car accident can be complex. People who were injured in a collision where passengers were involved often wonder how the expenses of passengers will be covered and their ability to file a claim. When considering liability for a car accident, passengers are rarely pointed to as the at-fault […]
An independent medical examination in Michigan is a medical evaluation requested by an insurance company or employer, not by your treating physician. These exams arise most often during auto no-fault claims, workers’ compensation disputes, and personal injury lawsuits. The results may directly influence whether your benefits continue or your claim moves forward. Receiving notice of […]
Prior to July 28, 2023, Michigan property owners enjoyed immunity from liability concerning hazardous conditions on their premises which could be categorized as “open and obvious.” This legal doctrine had its roots in the notion that while property owners were responsible for maintaining a reasonably secure environment, they were not obligated to warn individuals about […]
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 […]
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 […]
As a driver, everything on the road is not always within your control. You may be driving in the right lane, within the speed limit, and without distractions, and have a pedestrian dart in front of you outside a crosswalk. Such a pedestrian is said to be jaywalking. However, if you hit them, several questions […]
The rule of law governs your actions. When your actions harm another person or entity, negligence laws apply. A roommate may forget to turn off the coffeepot when leaving for work or classes. A neighbor has yet to take down the dead tree in the front yard near the sidewalk. The driver has not used […]
More than half of all dog bite victims are children. This is an incredibly high number, considering that about 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Out of that number, more than 800,000 receive medical attention for dog bites. Based on a 2023 report, […]
Are you familiar with Michigan premises liability laws? Did you know changes may come to the “open and obvious” standard used for years? Property owners and others need to be aware of the changes that may occur so they can adequately prepare and ensure their property is free from hazards that may result in accidents […]
“Michigan Lefts,” or turnarounds, are a common type of turn in Michigan. A Michigan Left replaces a left-hand turn and involves a vehicle making a U-turn at a median crossover instead of approaching an intersection and making a left turn when traffic clears or a traffic signal gives the go-ahead. Only some states have adopted […]
Understanding the rights of passengers following a car accident can be complex. People who were injured in a collision where passengers were involved often wonder how the expenses of passengers will be covered and their ability to file a claim. When considering liability for a car accident, passengers are rarely pointed to as the at-fault […]
An independent medical examination in Michigan is a medical evaluation requested by an insurance company or employer, not by your treating physician. These exams arise most often during auto no-fault claims, workers’ compensation disputes, and personal injury lawsuits. The results may directly influence whether your benefits continue or your claim moves forward. Receiving notice of […]
Prior to July 28, 2023, Michigan property owners enjoyed immunity from liability concerning hazardous conditions on their premises which could be categorized as “open and obvious.” This legal doctrine had its roots in the notion that while property owners were responsible for maintaining a reasonably secure environment, they were not obligated to warn individuals about […]
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 […]
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 […]
As a driver, everything on the road is not always within your control. You may be driving in the right lane, within the speed limit, and without distractions, and have a pedestrian dart in front of you outside a crosswalk. Such a pedestrian is said to be jaywalking. However, if you hit them, several questions […]
The rule of law governs your actions. When your actions harm another person or entity, negligence laws apply. A roommate may forget to turn off the coffeepot when leaving for work or classes. A neighbor has yet to take down the dead tree in the front yard near the sidewalk. The driver has not used […]
More than half of all dog bite victims are children. This is an incredibly high number, considering that about 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Out of that number, more than 800,000 receive medical attention for dog bites. Based on a 2023 report, […]
Are you familiar with Michigan premises liability laws? Did you know changes may come to the “open and obvious” standard used for years? Property owners and others need to be aware of the changes that may occur so they can adequately prepare and ensure their property is free from hazards that may result in accidents […]
“Michigan Lefts,” or turnarounds, are a common type of turn in Michigan. A Michigan Left replaces a left-hand turn and involves a vehicle making a U-turn at a median crossover instead of approaching an intersection and making a left turn when traffic clears or a traffic signal gives the go-ahead. Only some states have adopted […]
Understanding the rights of passengers following a car accident can be complex. People who were injured in a collision where passengers were involved often wonder how the expenses of passengers will be covered and their ability to file a claim. When considering liability for a car accident, passengers are rarely pointed to as the at-fault […]
An independent medical examination in Michigan is a medical evaluation requested by an insurance company or employer, not by your treating physician. These exams arise most often during auto no-fault claims, workers’ compensation disputes, and personal injury lawsuits. The results may directly influence whether your benefits continue or your claim moves forward. Receiving notice of […]
Prior to July 28, 2023, Michigan property owners enjoyed immunity from liability concerning hazardous conditions on their premises which could be categorized as “open and obvious.” This legal doctrine had its roots in the notion that while property owners were responsible for maintaining a reasonably secure environment, they were not obligated to warn individuals about […]
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 […]
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 […]
As a driver, everything on the road is not always within your control. You may be driving in the right lane, within the speed limit, and without distractions, and have a pedestrian dart in front of you outside a crosswalk. Such a pedestrian is said to be jaywalking. However, if you hit them, several questions […]
The rule of law governs your actions. When your actions harm another person or entity, negligence laws apply. A roommate may forget to turn off the coffeepot when leaving for work or classes. A neighbor has yet to take down the dead tree in the front yard near the sidewalk. The driver has not used […]
More than half of all dog bite victims are children. This is an incredibly high number, considering that about 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Out of that number, more than 800,000 receive medical attention for dog bites. Based on a 2023 report, […]
Are you familiar with Michigan premises liability laws? Did you know changes may come to the “open and obvious” standard used for years? Property owners and others need to be aware of the changes that may occur so they can adequately prepare and ensure their property is free from hazards that may result in accidents […]
“Michigan Lefts,” or turnarounds, are a common type of turn in Michigan. A Michigan Left replaces a left-hand turn and involves a vehicle making a U-turn at a median crossover instead of approaching an intersection and making a left turn when traffic clears or a traffic signal gives the go-ahead. Only some states have adopted […]
Understanding the rights of passengers following a car accident can be complex. People who were injured in a collision where passengers were involved often wonder how the expenses of passengers will be covered and their ability to file a claim. When considering liability for a car accident, passengers are rarely pointed to as the at-fault […]
An independent medical examination in Michigan is a medical evaluation requested by an insurance company or employer, not by your treating physician. These exams arise most often during auto no-fault claims, workers’ compensation disputes, and personal injury lawsuits. The results may directly influence whether your benefits continue or your claim moves forward. Receiving notice of […]
Prior to July 28, 2023, Michigan property owners enjoyed immunity from liability concerning hazardous conditions on their premises which could be categorized as “open and obvious.” This legal doctrine had its roots in the notion that while property owners were responsible for maintaining a reasonably secure environment, they were not obligated to warn individuals about […]
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 […]
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 […]
As a driver, everything on the road is not always within your control. You may be driving in the right lane, within the speed limit, and without distractions, and have a pedestrian dart in front of you outside a crosswalk. Such a pedestrian is said to be jaywalking. However, if you hit them, several questions […]
The rule of law governs your actions. When your actions harm another person or entity, negligence laws apply. A roommate may forget to turn off the coffeepot when leaving for work or classes. A neighbor has yet to take down the dead tree in the front yard near the sidewalk. The driver has not used […]
More than half of all dog bite victims are children. This is an incredibly high number, considering that about 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Out of that number, more than 800,000 receive medical attention for dog bites. Based on a 2023 report, […]
Are you familiar with Michigan premises liability laws? Did you know changes may come to the “open and obvious” standard used for years? Property owners and others need to be aware of the changes that may occur so they can adequately prepare and ensure their property is free from hazards that may result in accidents […]
“Michigan Lefts,” or turnarounds, are a common type of turn in Michigan. A Michigan Left replaces a left-hand turn and involves a vehicle making a U-turn at a median crossover instead of approaching an intersection and making a left turn when traffic clears or a traffic signal gives the go-ahead. Only some states have adopted […]
Understanding the rights of passengers following a car accident can be complex. People who were injured in a collision where passengers were involved often wonder how the expenses of passengers will be covered and their ability to file a claim. When considering liability for a car accident, passengers are rarely pointed to as the at-fault […]
An independent medical examination in Michigan is a medical evaluation requested by an insurance company or employer, not by your treating physician. These exams arise most often during auto no-fault claims, workers’ compensation disputes, and personal injury lawsuits. The results may directly influence whether your benefits continue or your claim moves forward. Receiving notice of […]
Prior to July 28, 2023, Michigan property owners enjoyed immunity from liability concerning hazardous conditions on their premises which could be categorized as “open and obvious.” This legal doctrine had its roots in the notion that while property owners were responsible for maintaining a reasonably secure environment, they were not obligated to warn individuals about […]
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 […]
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 […]
As a driver, everything on the road is not always within your control. You may be driving in the right lane, within the speed limit, and without distractions, and have a pedestrian dart in front of you outside a crosswalk. Such a pedestrian is said to be jaywalking. However, if you hit them, several questions […]
The rule of law governs your actions. When your actions harm another person or entity, negligence laws apply. A roommate may forget to turn off the coffeepot when leaving for work or classes. A neighbor has yet to take down the dead tree in the front yard near the sidewalk. The driver has not used […]
More than half of all dog bite victims are children. This is an incredibly high number, considering that about 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Out of that number, more than 800,000 receive medical attention for dog bites. Based on a 2023 report, […]
Are you familiar with Michigan premises liability laws? Did you know changes may come to the “open and obvious” standard used for years? Property owners and others need to be aware of the changes that may occur so they can adequately prepare and ensure their property is free from hazards that may result in accidents […]
“Michigan Lefts,” or turnarounds, are a common type of turn in Michigan. A Michigan Left replaces a left-hand turn and involves a vehicle making a U-turn at a median crossover instead of approaching an intersection and making a left turn when traffic clears or a traffic signal gives the go-ahead. Only some states have adopted […]
Understanding the rights of passengers following a car accident can be complex. People who were injured in a collision where passengers were involved often wonder how the expenses of passengers will be covered and their ability to file a claim. When considering liability for a car accident, passengers are rarely pointed to as the at-fault […]
An independent medical examination in Michigan is a medical evaluation requested by an insurance company or employer, not by your treating physician. These exams arise most often during auto no-fault claims, workers’ compensation disputes, and personal injury lawsuits. The results may directly influence whether your benefits continue or your claim moves forward. Receiving notice of […]
Prior to July 28, 2023, Michigan property owners enjoyed immunity from liability concerning hazardous conditions on their premises which could be categorized as “open and obvious.” This legal doctrine had its roots in the notion that while property owners were responsible for maintaining a reasonably secure environment, they were not obligated to warn individuals about […]
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 […]
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 […]
As a driver, everything on the road is not always within your control. You may be driving in the right lane, within the speed limit, and without distractions, and have a pedestrian dart in front of you outside a crosswalk. Such a pedestrian is said to be jaywalking. However, if you hit them, several questions […]
The rule of law governs your actions. When your actions harm another person or entity, negligence laws apply. A roommate may forget to turn off the coffeepot when leaving for work or classes. A neighbor has yet to take down the dead tree in the front yard near the sidewalk. The driver has not used […]
More than half of all dog bite victims are children. This is an incredibly high number, considering that about 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Out of that number, more than 800,000 receive medical attention for dog bites. Based on a 2023 report, […]
Are you familiar with Michigan premises liability laws? Did you know changes may come to the “open and obvious” standard used for years? Property owners and others need to be aware of the changes that may occur so they can adequately prepare and ensure their property is free from hazards that may result in accidents […]
“Michigan Lefts,” or turnarounds, are a common type of turn in Michigan. A Michigan Left replaces a left-hand turn and involves a vehicle making a U-turn at a median crossover instead of approaching an intersection and making a left turn when traffic clears or a traffic signal gives the go-ahead. Only some states have adopted […]
Understanding the rights of passengers following a car accident can be complex. People who were injured in a collision where passengers were involved often wonder how the expenses of passengers will be covered and their ability to file a claim. When considering liability for a car accident, passengers are rarely pointed to as the at-fault […]
An independent medical examination in Michigan is a medical evaluation requested by an insurance company or employer, not by your treating physician. These exams arise most often during auto no-fault claims, workers’ compensation disputes, and personal injury lawsuits. The results may directly influence whether your benefits continue or your claim moves forward. Receiving notice of […]
Prior to July 28, 2023, Michigan property owners enjoyed immunity from liability concerning hazardous conditions on their premises which could be categorized as “open and obvious.” This legal doctrine had its roots in the notion that while property owners were responsible for maintaining a reasonably secure environment, they were not obligated to warn individuals about […]
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 […]
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 […]
As a driver, everything on the road is not always within your control. You may be driving in the right lane, within the speed limit, and without distractions, and have a pedestrian dart in front of you outside a crosswalk. Such a pedestrian is said to be jaywalking. However, if you hit them, several questions […]
The rule of law governs your actions. When your actions harm another person or entity, negligence laws apply. A roommate may forget to turn off the coffeepot when leaving for work or classes. A neighbor has yet to take down the dead tree in the front yard near the sidewalk. The driver has not used […]
More than half of all dog bite victims are children. This is an incredibly high number, considering that about 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Out of that number, more than 800,000 receive medical attention for dog bites. Based on a 2023 report, […]
Are you familiar with Michigan premises liability laws? Did you know changes may come to the “open and obvious” standard used for years? Property owners and others need to be aware of the changes that may occur so they can adequately prepare and ensure their property is free from hazards that may result in accidents […]
“Michigan Lefts,” or turnarounds, are a common type of turn in Michigan. A Michigan Left replaces a left-hand turn and involves a vehicle making a U-turn at a median crossover instead of approaching an intersection and making a left turn when traffic clears or a traffic signal gives the go-ahead. Only some states have adopted […]
Understanding the rights of passengers following a car accident can be complex. People who were injured in a collision where passengers were involved often wonder how the expenses of passengers will be covered and their ability to file a claim. When considering liability for a car accident, passengers are rarely pointed to as the at-fault […]
An independent medical examination in Michigan is a medical evaluation requested by an insurance company or employer, not by your treating physician. These exams arise most often during auto no-fault claims, workers’ compensation disputes, and personal injury lawsuits. The results may directly influence whether your benefits continue or your claim moves forward. Receiving notice of […]
Prior to July 28, 2023, Michigan property owners enjoyed immunity from liability concerning hazardous conditions on their premises which could be categorized as “open and obvious.” This legal doctrine had its roots in the notion that while property owners were responsible for maintaining a reasonably secure environment, they were not obligated to warn individuals about […]
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 […]
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 […]
As a driver, everything on the road is not always within your control. You may be driving in the right lane, within the speed limit, and without distractions, and have a pedestrian dart in front of you outside a crosswalk. Such a pedestrian is said to be jaywalking. However, if you hit them, several questions […]
The rule of law governs your actions. When your actions harm another person or entity, negligence laws apply. A roommate may forget to turn off the coffeepot when leaving for work or classes. A neighbor has yet to take down the dead tree in the front yard near the sidewalk. The driver has not used […]
