HB4936 – How HB 4936 in it’s current form will harm Michigan drivers In a nutshell, all that House Bill 4936 does is cap the exposure of auto insurance companies here in Michigan…
Part 2: How will the loss of current No-Fault benefits harm Michigan Driver's? Many years ago when the No-Fault Insurance Act was implemented, the citizens of Michigan were…
In mid-September, Representative Peter Lund, who is Chair of the House Insurance Committee, introduced House Bill 4936 which is a reform proposal being pushed by Michigan’s Auto Insurance…
Here in Michigan, there are laws that require parents to secure children younger than 4 years of age in a child seat in the rear seat of the vehicle.
Many clients have remarked during initial consultations that they wished they'd known what to do immediately following an auto accident.
Finally we have snow here in Traverse City, Michigan. Although our ski hills have been churning out the man-made stuff at night, today marks the first real accumulation we've had all…
The defense expert. The hired gun. I’ve written a bit about these physicians who are hired by insurance companies and defense attorneys to criticize my clients. The lengths that they will go to…
Earlier this year, the Michigan Department of Energy, Labor and Economic Growth, together with the Office of Financial and Insurance Regulations issued rule revisions for the rules regarding mental…
It is clear to the doctors who treat traumatic brain injury, as well as the attorneys that represent those same injured individuals, that the organic damage to the brain itself is a very real injury…
An article appearing in the New York Times put a spotlight on the shady world of “independent medical examinations”. These medical examinations often take place when auto insurance…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xi2K_BCPUec As I type this, Deepwater Horizon, a British Petroleum [BP] well located just southwest of Louisiana in the Gulf of Mexico, is spewing nearly 250,000…
DOG BITE In Michigan, when a dog bites a person, the person must sue the owner of the dog within three years from the date of the dog bite under MCL 600.5805(10). Proper plaintiffs would…
