A Surge of Deaths at the Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility Sparks Investigation
June 09, 2026
Recent deaths at Michigan’s only women’s correctional facility have left families searching for answers the state has not provided. Within a single month, three women died at the Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility in Ypsilanti, and each death remains under investigation. When someone dies in custody of the state, the […]
Read MorePedestrian Wrongful Death Claims
June 08, 2026
Losing a family member in a pedestrian accident is devastating. Without warning, you’re not only dealing with grief, you’re facing unexpected expenses, unanswered questions, and a legal process most families are unprepared for. When a driver’s negligence causes that loss, families are left grieving while […]
Read MoreWindow Blind Cord Injuries: What Families Need to Know
May 29, 2026
Window blind cords are ordinary objects in your home you rarely notice and pass by dozens of times per day. However, corded blinds and shades have been linked to serious and even fatal strangulation injuries involving young children for decades. According to the Consumer Product […]
Read MoreFieger Law Attorneys Represent Sexual Assault Survivor in Case Against Former Detroit Police Sergeant Benjamin Wagner
May 29, 2026
Former long-term Detroit Police Sergeant Benjamin Wagner is facing multiple criminal sexual conduct and kidnapping charges tied to alleged assaults dating back more than two decades. Fieger Law Managing Partner James Harrington and Attorney Paul Huebner recently spoke with WXYZ-TV about the case and the […]
Read MoreMost Dangerous Roads In Michigan
May 25, 2026
Accidents can happen anywhere on the road and at any time, but some roads are more dangerous than others and experience higher crash rates. That risk becomes even more pronounced during busy travel periods like Memorial Day weekend, when increased traffic, long-distance road trips, and […]
Read MoreDetermining Fault in a Motorcycle Accident
May 11, 2026
After a motorcycle accident, it may feel obvious who was at fault. But what seems clear at the scene doesn’t stay that way for long. Once the insurance company gets involved, everything is questioned, challenged, and reframed. Now it’s about who can prove it. That’s […]
Read MoreWhat You Need to Know About a Hydroplaning Car Accident in Michigan
April 27, 2026
Losing control of your vehicle for any reason is a scary experience, especially when it’s caused by conditions beyond your control, like inclement weather. Unfortunately, partial or total loss of vehicular control is something most drivers will encounter at least once in their lives. One […]
Read MoreWhat Birth Injury Risks Are Associated With a Multiples Pregnancy?
April 13, 2026
Expecting twins, triplets, or other multiples can be an exciting and joyful time for growing families. However, carrying more than one baby can bring additional medical challenges and health risks for both the mother and the infants. Because these risks are well known in obstetric […]
Read MoreWhen Can Parents Sue for Failure to Monitor Fetal Distress?
March 23, 2026
Few moments are as vulnerable as labor and delivery. Parents trust medical professionals to watch closely for complications and respond immediately when something looks wrong. When doctors fail to monitor a baby’s condition or delay critical intervention, it can lead to tragic consequences. In these […]
Read MoreCan You Sue a Michigan Hospital for Understaffing That Leads to Patient Harm?
March 19, 2026
When hospitals don’t have enough nurses, aides, or other staff on the floor, patients can suffer serious and preventable injuries. If you or a loved one was harmed in a hospital setting, you may be wondering whether chronic understaffing is to blame, and if you […]
Read MoreMichigan Doctor Charged with Multiple Felony Counts: What You Should Know
March 19, 2026
Pediatrician Faces Felony Charges Pertaining to Possession of Child Sexually Abusive Material Bryan Shanley Sack, an Ann Arbor pediatric urologist at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Toledo, was arraigned on Feb. 21, 2026, in the 15th District Court in Michigan on six felony charges tied to […]
Read MoreWhen Is a Missed Cancer Diagnosis Considered Malpractice in Michigan?
March 09, 2026
A cancer diagnosis is one of the most time-sensitive medical decisions a doctor can make. When physicians fail to recognize cancer symptoms, delay testing, or dismiss warning signs, the consequences can be devastating. Treatment that may have saved a life at Stage 1 may no […]
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