Macomb Law Legal Insights Archives - Page 4 of 7

When are Safety Warnings Not Good Enough?

March 20, 2019

Modern consumer products come covered with stickers and tags warning of dangers related to the product that may or may not seem obvious. What makes

Can a Parent Be Responsible for a Child’s Wrongful Death?

February 19, 2019

No one wants to lose a child to a personal injury accident. But the thought that a parent might be responsible for a child’s wrongful

Can a Child Sue for Injury After a Car Crash?

February 6, 2019

Drivers aren’t the only ones injured when vehicles collide. Passengers, including children, can sometimes take the brunt of the damage. But who pays the bills

Emissions Defect Costs Fiat Chrysler $650 Million in Recalls and Fines

January 22, 2019

There are a lot of factors that go into choosing a new vehicle: the look, the way it drives, the price, and for some, what

What Does it Mean if You Have an Assigned Claim for Your No-Fault Benefits?

January 8, 2019

After a severe auto accident, you may be told that you have an assigned claim. Find out when assigned claims happen, what they are assigned

Holiday Accidents and Homeowners’ Insurance: What You Should Know

December 26, 2018

The holidays are upon us and winter is here. When guests are in the house and the weather outside turns frightful, the chance for holiday

Court Says Resident Relative Coverage Applies to Motorcycle Accidents, Too

December 11, 2018

The unlimited coverage of medical expenses under Michigan’s No-Fault Act can be the difference between recovery and bankruptcy. Injured motorists often have to fight to

How Do You Know if Your Car has been Recalled?

November 27, 2018

Vehicle recalls are in the news every day, effecting everything from software in your GPS system to possible engine fires. It can be hard to

Uninsured vs Under-Insured Motorist Coverage – What’s the Difference?

November 13, 2018

Insurance companies love their fine print. Not to mention using confusing names for their legal entities, and their policies. But knowing the difference between uninsured