Few events in life can be more distressful than learning that a loved one has died in a Michigan motor vehicle collision or other incident.

Michigan’s older population, as well as elders throughout the country, are at risk for personal injury.

Many Michigan residents are beyond age 65 and in good health. Sadly, many people in this age group have chronic adverse health conditions that require daily medication or assistance to help them function.

If another Michigan motorist hits your vehicle, you may be in for an arduous recovery, especially if you suffer moderate to severe injuries.

After experiencing an accident that has resulted in a personal injury, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the process of filing a claim.

In 2021, more than 282,000 car accidents happened on Michigan roads. Of those, nearly 52,000 caused injuries, and more than 1,100 resulted in fatalities.

Many people in Michigan ride bicycles, whether for recreation or out of necessity for getting from one place to another.

Sometimes, drivers in Michigan feel the need to speed. Perhaps they are running late or just don’t like to drive the posted speed limit.

Losing a loved one in a preventable accident is never easy, but when the victim is a small child, the horror and grief surviving family feel are often too much to bear.

Intersections are notoriously dangerous sections of roads in Michigan and elsewhere.