Fieger Law News

Misdiagnosis of Sepsis Can Lead to Wrongful Death

June 9, 2025

Sepsis is a potentially life-threatening condition caused by the body’s extreme response to infection. When an infection triggers widespread inflammation, it can damage tissues and organs, leading to septic shock, organ failure, or death if not treated promptly. It typically begins with a localized infection, […]

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How Can Bike Lanes Affect My Bicycle Accident Injury Case?

May 26, 2025

In cities across the country, bike lanes have become part of a broader strategy to prevent serious crashes. Studies show that separate lanes reduce vehicle-bike accidents by up to 53%, offering a safer path for cyclists and clearer boundaries for drivers. Even when bike lanes […]

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What Are the Most Common Causes of HIE?

May 12, 2025

When childbirth takes a tragic turn, the ripple effects extend far beyond the delivery room. Parents who were eagerly awaiting their baby’s first cry may suddenly find themselves in the middle of a medical crisis, one that can leave lifelong emotional and physical scars. One […]

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Goodyear Recalls Cooper Discoverer Stronghold AT Tires

April 28, 2025

Goodyear recently announced a recall of certain Cooper Discoverer Stronghold AT tires due to the absence of a production date code on the tire sidewall. While that might sound like a minor issue, this is a serious labeling defect that could have dangerous consequences for […]

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Potholes Filled With Water Can Be Far Deeper—and More Dangerous—Than They Appear

Spring in Michigan ushers in warmer days and fresh blooms, but it also comes with plenty of rain. As the season washes away winter’s remnants, it unveils new hazards, especially in parking lots. Potholes form through freezing and thawing cycles and become more common in […]

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Speeding Is a Major Cause of Semi-Truck Crashes

April 14, 2025

Speeding isn’t just reckless; it’s deadly, especially when an 80,000-pound semi-truck is involved. These massive vehicles take the length of two football fields to stop, and excessive speed only makes collisions more catastrophic. Exceeding the speed limit increases the risk of jackknifing, rollovers, and rear-end […]

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What Is a Brachial Plexus Birth Injury?

March 24, 2025

Welcoming a new baby should be joyful and exciting, but complications during delivery can bring unexpected challenges. A brachial plexus birth injury can affect a child’s ability to move their arm, sometimes leading to long-term difficulties that no parent should ever have to face. If […]

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5 Steps to Keep Safe When Driving on Icy Roads

March 10, 2025

Michigan winters bring beautiful snow-covered landscapes and create hazardous driving conditions. In 2023, Michigan drivers were involved in 30,786 winter weather crashes, with 385 people injured and 63 killed. Icy roads reduce traction, increase stopping distances, and limit vehicle control, making accidents more likely. Even […]

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Is the Nursing Home at Fault if My Loved One Falls and Is Injured?

February 24, 2025

Falls are one of the most serious risks for nursing home residents, with 5.3% of falls leading to serious injuries and complications. Even more concerning, 8% of these falls are linked to resident care issues, raising questions about negligence among nursing home owners, administrators, and […]

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Do Truck Accident Claims Take Longer Than Car Crash Claims?

February 10, 2025

Waiting for a claim to settle can feel endless, especially when you’re dealing with the stress of a serious vehicle accident. However, the process can be even more drawn out when the accident involved a semi-truck instead of a car. Truck accident cases are more […]

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