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The Michigan Move Over Law requires drivers to slow down by 10 mph and move to a different traffic lane when approaching and passing police, fire, road service and emergency response vehicles – including ambulances – as well as solid waste collection, utility service and road maintenance vehicles when any of these vehicles are stationary […]

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Suffering broken ribs from a car accident causes severe chest pain, restricted breathing, and requires weeks of recovery. Under Michigan auto law, victims are entitled to No-Fault PIP benefits to cover medical bills and lost wages per MCL 500.3107. If the injury is severe enough to meet the state’s threshold under MCL 500.3135, you can […]

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You may be able to sue if a police car causes an accident. Under Michigan’s auto law you will first need to prove: (1) an exception to governmental immunity applies; (2) the city and/or the police officer were negligent in operating the patrol cruiser; and (3) your injuries caused you to suffer a serious impairment […]

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A new study shows driving errors doubled (!) when driving dehydrated. This includes reduced concentration and alertness and judgment

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If you’ve been injured in a car accident in Michigan through no fault of your own, a civil lawsuit for a car accident can help you hold the responsible driver accountable for the pain, suffering, and financial losses they’ve caused — and if your insurance company has failed to pay the No-Fault PIP benefits you’re […]

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