Many Detroit drivers – and drivers throughout the state – do not know what the rules are if their car insurance company tries to cancel their coverage for non-payment of premiums. It is not uncommon for people to believe that their auto insurance coverage can…
There are several different types of Detroit car crash trauma that you might suffer from after being injured in a car accident. Each is serious. They can prevent you from returning to work and engaging in your normal family and recreational activities. In severe cases,…
A Detroit tire blowout crash can result in serious injuries and possibly death. Too many of these preventable tragedies occur every year due largely to poorly maintained trucks and the use of under-inflated and worn tires. Other causes include poor road conditions, tire manufacturing defects…
There is a risk of electrocution and electric shock when there are downed wires after a car crash in Detroit. Whether you are a driver or a passenger of a vehicle or whether you are a pedestrian, bicyclist, motorcyclist or bystander, you are in danger…
A concussion after a Detroit crash is a serious injury, but it is often undiagnosed and thus goes untreated. This can have disabling and debilitating, long-term effects on a car accident victim’s cognitive functioning. In some case, an untreated concussion can be life-threatening. A concussion…
One of the first things you should do after a Detroit car accident that’s not your fault is seek medical attention for yourself and for anyone else who was injured. Next, you need to call the police, file a police report and make sure that…
When someone dies in a Detroit car accident, survivor’s loss benefits under Michigan’s auto No-Fault insurance law will provide financial support for the person’s surviving family and dependents. Pain and suffering damages and other economics damages may also be sought in a wrongful death lawsuit…
Following the February 4, 2021 Report from the U.S. House of Representative’s Staff Committee, it’s been widely reported that virtually all of the baby foods tested contain dangerously high levels of at least four toxic metals (see Mick Grewal’s previous blog on the topic for…
Michigan law prevents patient from pursuing clear case of medical malpractice after he discovered the mass in his abdomen was actually a surgical towel inadvertently left behind from a surgery 17 years earlier. According to the Michigan Court of Appeals unpublished opinion Lloyd Gatz v…
In 2001, Gilead Sciences released a medication to treat patients who were HIV-positive. The tenofovir disoproxil fumarate (TDF) medication prevented the virus from multiplying and allowed a person’s immune system to control the infection. While this was a breakthrough, patients now allege that there was…
