Michigan Enacts Law Protecting Cities from Slip-and-Fall Cases
Suing your city in Michigan for falls sustained as a result of defective sidewalks is now going to be a […]
Personal Injury
Employment Law
How Social Media Can Hurt Your Employment Discrimination Case
Michigan employment attorneys can help you ensure the Internet doesn’t torpedo your employment case before it starts. If you plan to
Personal Injury
Are Americans Ready for Self Driving Cars?
Self driving cars sound great in theory. The idea of being able to relax and read a book on the
Car Accidents
Do Higher Speed Limits Lead to More Severe Accidents?
Speed limits have been the subject of fierce debate as of recent. Many officials seek to find a balance between
Employment Law
Defense Interviews of Co-Workers and Supervisors in a Lawsuit against an Employer
When you are engaged in a lawsuit with your employer or former employer, there are strategies the employer’s defense attorney
Medical Malpractice
Dangerous Cosmetic Procedures That You Should Avoid
Recent reports have shown that despite the economy, people continue to spend money on procedures to help them look better.
DUI, Personal Injury
Are You Receiving the Right Care After an Accident?
A serious car accident injury that sends you to the hospital is bad enough, but at least you can rely
Employment Law
Workplace Discrimination and Retaliatory Intent Explained
Federal law and state anti-discrimination laws forbid companies from retaliating against any individual who opposes unlawful employment practices, or who
Personal Injury
Smartphones: Suspect Behind Spike in Pedestrian Deaths in Detroit
Michigan drivers need to ask themselves if they think driving blindfolded would be a good idea. In essence, that’s what
Personal Injury
Smartphones: Suspect Behind Spike in Pedestrian Deaths in Detroit
Michigan drivers need to ask themselves if they think driving blindfolded would be a good idea. In essence, that’s what