Bloomfield Hills Personal Injury Law Blog

Michigan residents who suffer from heart failure or high blood pressure may rely on angiotensin receptor blockers to keep their conditions in check. These medicines, taken by pill or in liquid form, relax the blood vessels, allowing blood to flow more freely and...

Nothing is as inviting for motorcyclists in Michigan as the arrival of warmer weather. Although accident risks exist for all road users, the injuries suffered due to motorcycle accidents are typically more severe than those suffered by occupants of passenger vehicles....

Distracted driving is any activity that takes the driver's attention away from the primary task of operating the motor vehicle. Distracted driving has become one of the most frequent causes of car accidents in Michigan and elsewhere. People's lives have become so busy...

The impact of a collision can leave vehicle occupants with long-term health problems. In Michigan and elsewhere, addressing injuries in the first 72 hours after a car accident is crucial. It is rarely a good idea to decline a trip to the hospital after a collision,...

Dealing with lost income, medical expenses, emotional trauma, and physical pain and suffering after suffering head trauma could be life-changing. Traumatic brain injury victims of car accidents in Michigan and their families might have to learn to live with the...

Drunk drivers are menaces on Michigan roadways. Learning how to recognize impaired drivers may be the best way to avoid involvement in drunk driving motor vehicle accidents. Although drunk drivers are more prevalent during the holidays, they threaten the safety of...

Today, Michigan Governor Whitmer alerted us that the anticipated savings on auto No-Fault policies to be offered under the new No-Fault Act exceeded expectations. But the savings are not based on what was promised, and if you fall into the “savings” trap, it will not...

Even without fractured bones and open wounds, auto crashes can have life-altering consequences. Victims of motor vehicle accidents in Michigan might decline a trip to the hospital because they have no apparent injuries. However, injuries such as a pinched nerve could...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says each year, hundreds of thousands of road users in Michigan and across the country fall victim to drivers who are distracted. Thousands of victims do not survive, and of those who do, many suffer life-changing...

Big rigs could weigh up to 30 times more than the average passenger vehicle. For that reason, truck accidents that involve cars or other smaller vehicles in Michigan and elsewhere often leave occupants of passenger vehicles withcatastrophic injuries or worse. Many...