Category: Car Accident Posts
Traveling During the Holidays? Here’s How to Stay Safe
Traveling during the holidays can be both exciting and stressful. As you prepare to visit family, friends, or explore new destinations, it’s crucial to prioritize safety to ensure a smooth journey. This guide will provide you with essential holiday travel safety tips, helping you navigate your travels with confidence and peace of mind. Check the…
Drink and Drive? Think Again: Alternatives For a Safe Holiday
Amid the festive cheer of the holiday season, we must focus on safety. On day 7 of our 12 Days of Holiday Safety, we emphasize the importance of choosing not to drink and drive. This simple decision can save lives and spare families from unimaginable grief. Understanding the Risks of Drunk Driving During the holidays,…
Avoid Distracted Driving This Holiday Season
The holiday season is a time for joy, celebration, and connecting with loved ones. However, it also brings an increase in travel as people hit the roads to visit family and friends. This uptick in road traffic can lead to more accidents, especially when drivers are distracted. On the sixth day of our holiday safety…
Driving in Snow: Your Ultimate Safety Guide
Drive Carefully in the Snow Driving in the snow can be daunting. It is especially challenging if you’re not prepared for it. Michigan weather is often unpredictable and winter especially can be brutal. Snowy and icy roads significantly increase the risk of car accidents, making it crucial to drive carefully. In this article, we will…
What You Need to Do Immediately After an Accident
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Car Accident Checklist A car accident can be stressful and confusing. What you do next matters. It can affect your health, your rights, and your chance to get compensation. In Michigan, no-fault insurance laws and comparative fault rules make it even more important to act carefully. Here are three key steps to take after an…
You Need to Know About This Michigan Law
When you’re injured in an accident, one of the most important factors that determines your compensation is fault. More specifically, fault describes how much of the accident was your responsibility. In Michigan, fault is governed by a legal principle called comparative fault, also referred to as comparative negligence. What is Comparative Fault? So, what is…