Distracted driving is any activity that takes the driver’s attention away from the primary task of operating the motor vehicle.

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.

Dealing with lost income, medical expenses, emotional trauma, and physical pain and suffering after suffering head trauma could be life-changing.

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.

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.

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

Even without fractured bones and open wounds, auto crashes can have life-altering consequences.

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.

After a car accident, especially a minor one, it is tempting to avoid medical care. You may even feel fine and think that you do not need to see a doctor.

The client, a widow who lost her husband in a tragic automobile injury and who wishes to remain anonymous, stated that she was “grateful to for all of the help of Mr. Schefman, who believed in the case, even though my husband made some deadly mistakes”.