Insurance Dos and Don’ts The Top 10 Things You Should Never Say to An Insurance Adjuster After Your Michigan Car Accident. Discover why most insurance adjusters try to force as much information from you as possible and how to respond Why being polite could potentially reduce your settlement claim The top secrets as to why […]
On top of dealing with injuries and medical bills, you may find yourself struggling to get fair payment from an insurance company after being injured in an accident. Many people are surprised to learn that insurance companies often try to pay as little as possible on injury claims. This article will look at some common […]
If someone caused a car accident that severely injured you or a loved one, you’re dealing with more than just the immediate costs of medical treatment and property damage. The constant pain of your injuries coupled with the emotional distress resulting from the crash has significantly decreased your quality of life. You can’t enjoy doing […]
As a driver in Michigan, you have several responsibilities that must be fulfilled legally. You need to have a valid driver’s license and carry a minimum amount of insurance. If either of these responsibilities is not met, you could find yourself in trouble with the law. You know that you get a driver’s license from […]
The world of social media is a great way to stay in touch with friends and family. These popular media platforms are such a common part of daily life that most of us don’t think twice about what we post. From check-ins and reviews, to photos and updates about our daily lives, these means of […]
Although the state prohibits insurers from charging “excessive rates,” residents of Michigan pay some of the highest insurance rates in the United States. This is due, in part, to the state’s “no-fault,” coverage requirement. In an effort to reduce costs for consumers, the Michigan Insurance Commissioner has issued a new law to remove the necessity […]
There are two classes of liability — and associated insurance plans — in car accident law. “At-fault” car insurance, which is the norm in the majority of states, assigns liability to one party in a collision. Generally, whoever is deemed liable is responsible for covering the expenses associated with victims’ injuries (some state laws are […]
