Tracking Down Responsible Parties and Getting Recovery in Hit-and-Run Accident

Tracking Down Responsible Parties and Getting Recovery in Hit-and-Run Accident

A hit-and-run accident can leave victims feeling helpless and vulnerable, especially when the responsible party chooses to flee the scene. In these situations, the victim is left grappling with not only physical injuries but also the emotional distress of not knowing who caused the harm.

Injured man on road with car running away after collision

What to Do if Your Uber or Lyft Driver Causes a Car Accident

What to Do if Your Uber or Lyft Driver Causes a Car Accident

If you’re involved in a car accident caused by an Uber or Lyft driver, an Uber and Lyft attorney can help protect your rights. These cases involve specific insurance rules and liability issues that differ from typical car accidents.

Crashed car with deflated airbags after accident finished on road crashed

Holding Drunk Drivers Accountable for Causing an Accident

Holding Drunk Drivers Accountable for Causing an Accident

Being injured by a drunk driver can change your life instantly. These crashes often result in serious physical, emotional, and financial harm. Holding the impaired driver accountable requires legal focus on both the cause of the crash and how it affects your life.

Man in an expensive suit drinks beer at the wheel of a car causing the danger of an emergency

Is a Motorcycle Accident Case Different?

Is a Motorcycle Accident Case Different?

Motorcycle crashes present unique risks on the road and in the legal process. From insurance limitations to injury severity, these cases require careful attention. Riders in Michigan face distinct rules that can impact how claims are handled and what options may be available.

Damaged motobike and a car in a accident

Understanding the Long-Term Impact of Concussion and Brain Injuries After a Crash

Understanding the Long-Term Impact of Concussion and Brain Injuries After a Crash

Many people underestimate the seriousness of head injuries after a vehicle crash, especially if there are no immediate symptoms. It's common to feel shaken but otherwise okay, only to have complications appear hours or days later.

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Legal Options After a Hit-and-Run Crash Involving a Rental Car

Legal Options After a Hit-and-Run Crash Involving a Rental Car

Getting into any kind of auto accident can be frustrating, but when it’s a hit-and-run involving a rental car, the legal and insurance questions quickly multiply. At Schefman & Associates, PC, we’ve helped many clients throughout Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, who were injured in these situations.

Injured man on road in front of a car

Injured by Someone Driving for Work?

Injured by Someone Driving for Work?

Car accidents are distressing enough on their own, but when you're hit by someone who was driving for work, the legal intricacies increase dramatically. Unlike typical car accidents, crashes involving employees driving as part of their job responsibilities may involve additional liable parties, including the employer.

Young woman by the car after an accident and a man making a phone call

Distracted Driving Accidents vs. Drunk Driving: Which Is More Legally Complex?

Distracted Driving Accidents vs. Drunk Driving: Which Is More Legally Complex?

While drunk driving has long been recognized as a serious criminal offense with well-established legal precedents, distracted driving—often involving smartphones and in-car technology—has emerged as a growing threat on the roads.

Young male driver looking at the screen of his mobile phone while driving

T-Bone Crashes and Intersection Liability: What Victims Should Know

T-Bone Crashes and Intersection Liability: What Victims Should Know

Car accidents are an unfortunate but common occurrence on Michigan roads. Among the most dangerous types of collisions are T-bone crashes, also known as side-impact collisions. These accidents often result in serious injuries due to the vulnerable position of the occupants in the struck vehicle.

T-bone accident at a busy intersection during twilight hours

Can a Seatbelt Injury Still Qualify for Compensation?

Can a Seatbelt Injury Still Qualify for Compensation?

In Michigan, the act of wearing a seatbelt is not only a legal requirement but also a critical factor in determining the extent of compensation you may receive after a car accident. While seatbelts are designed to protect occupants, they can sometimes cause injuries due to their forceful restraint during a collision.

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