When it comes to handling litigation, the process can be overwhelming and complex. While being able to handle the entire process alone is ideal, this is often not realistic and can ultimately harm the outcome of your case. The typical reasons behind why people often refrain from calling a lawyer have to do with hoping…
Returning to work after a workplace injury doesn’t automatically mean that workers’ compensation benefits are over. In a lot of cases, injured employees can still qualify for partial benefits while working in a light-duty job. What is a Light-Duty Job? In Michigan workers’ compensation cases, a light-duty job is an adjusted version of a role…
Passengers that fall victim to car accidents in Michigan might have more options than they realize. Many people automatically assume that drivers are the only ones who can file claims, but this is not always the case. Passengers are often completely fault-free yet still face the trauma of enduring damages from being present in the…
In today’s day in age, cameras are everywhere. When it comes to personal injury cases, having documented surveillance footage can often shape the entire outcome. These cameras are commonly seen in places like traffic stops, businesses, parking lots, and even private properties. Ultimately, surveillance footage can both strengthen or damage a personal injury claim in…
When a car accident involves a company vehicle, determining responsibility is usually more complicated than it seems. One reason for this is that involving company vehicles tend to raise questions that are beyond standard car crashes. Liability can go beyond the driver to the employer or the business. Michigan operates under a no-fault insurance policy…
Business partner disputes are known to escalate quickly for a few reasons. Disagreements over money, authority, or general business direction are known to become intense. Litigation also gets expensive and can damage long-term business value. Luckily, there are ways for business owners to tackle these disputes early on to reduce the risk of a lawsuit….
Experiencing an injury at work while already having a pre-existing condition is immensely stressful. Many workers believe that having a medical condition or prior injury to the accident can completely bar them from receiving any type of relief. Luckily, having a pre-existing condition does not automatically prevent you from receiving workers’ compensation benefits in Michigan….
Being partially at fault for an accident does not automatically prevent you from receiving compensation for your injuries. Many people assume that any level of fault makes it impossible to pursue a claim, but that is not the case. In Michigan, the law recognizes that accidents often involve shared responsibility, and injured individuals may still…
Car accidents can happen in Grand Rapids almost anywhere. With busy downtown streets and highways like I-196 and US-131, the likelihood of witnessing even a minor accident is high. The most natural response to an accident is high levels of stress and confusion. Getting your stress levels down, so you can regroup when you’re in…
After a traumatic accident, it’s normal for us to focus on our recovery and not be too focused on the legalities of it all. Unfortunately, there is a legal deadline to file a claim for personal injuries in Michigan, so it’s important to stay as on top of your case as you can. Missing that…
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