Is a boat launch accident an auto insurance issue or is it covered by a person’s boat-owners’ insurance policy? The answer depends on the language of the insurance policies.
Read MoreAuto accident attorneys don’t always get to choose clients who were in perfect health before the car crash. But pre-existing conditions don’t automatically lead to dismissal. A recent unpublished Michigan Court of Appeals case explains when and how a pre-existing condition can still result in Third Party damages.
Read MoreAdult foster care bridges the gap between inpatient care independent living. But a recent Michigan Court of Appeals case warns that not all facilities are created equal. Licensing can be the difference between easy no-fault benefits and a long court battle.
Read MoreIn a serious injury accident, auto accident attorneys sometimes need to get creative to find liability. When a car malfunction results in a car accident, the spotlight can turn to auto repair negligence claims. But as a recent case suggests, proving negligence isn’t always easy.
Read MoreThe Michigan No-Fault Act provides for up to 3 years of lost wages. But what if your auto accident client is a business owner? How can an entrepreneur, whose income may vary over time, recover lost wages?
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