It’s important for Detroit drivers to know that during tough financial times when car insurance seems to become more unaffordable every day, there’s a way people can help each other out. Specifically, you can insure someone else’s car. So if you are able, you can…
Detroit drivers as well as drivers throughout the state of Michigan need to be aware of – and stand vigilant against – the dirty tricks that some auto insurance companies play on unsuspecting car accident victims in order to “settle” claims. These are not the…
You have no doubt read the headlines in newspapers in Detroit and Grand Rapids and across the U.S. about how auto insurance companies are giving “money back” to drivers because of the unprecedented drop in road travel. As is frequently the case with auto insurance…
Not only can you sue for negligence in a motor vehicle crash in Detroit, but it may be the only way for you to recover the economic loss damages and the pain and suffering damages after a car accident that you are entitled to. Specifically,…
Where Detroit led on the issue of legalizing recreational marijuana, the rest of the state of Michigan eventually followed. It was 2012 when Detroit voters approved Proposition M to decriminalize the use and possession of recreational marijuana by adults over 21 years of age. It…
As hit and run Detroit car accidents continue to increase in a city with over 50% of drivers operating uninsured vehicles, it is important that Motor City drivers know their rights and obligations if they are injured or involved in a hit-and-run crash. Hit-and-run car…
Knowing that we have the proper car insurance coverage in case tragedy strikes is an issue for all of us whether we’re driving in Detroit, in the Tri-County area surrounding the Motor City or elsewhere in Michigan. But it’s often an issue that people overlook…
This is a question that many Detroit drivers are asking as the ever-steep climb in Motor City car insurance prices is making the cost of driving too prohibitive for people. To be helpful, drivers want to be able to let a friend borrow their car…
Changes to Michigan’s mini tort law will make it easier for Detroit drivers to get their cars and trucks fixed after a car accident. Under the current law, car accident victims can use the mini tort law to recover up to $1,000 in damages from…
Sadly, Michigan’s new No-Fault law is going to be a big disappointment for Detroit drivers. Drivers in the Motor City know better than anyone in Michigan the urgent need for No-Fault auto insurance reform that will both preserve vital benefits and protections and lower premium…
