Fieger Law Blog

Child Passenger Safety Week: Could Your Vehicle’s Seat Back Put Your Child at Risk?

September 21, 2026

Parents want nothing more than to keep their children safe in their vehicles. To accomplish this, they often research dozens of car seats, check height and weight requirements, secure harnesses, and make sure young children remain rear-facing for the recommended amount of time.  Yet the […]

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Fieger Law Investigating Allegations Involving Former MSU Physician Arpit Saxena

September 12, 2026

Fieger Law is investigating allegations involving former Michigan State University physician Dr. Arpit Saxena, who has been charged in connection with the alleged sexual assault of two female patients during medical examinations. Michigan State University Police have said Dr. Saxena treated patients at MSU from […]

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Fieger Law Investigating Concerns About Physician Examinations at the University of Findlay

September 10, 2026

Fieger Law is investigating reports and concerns regarding examinations performed by Dr. Michael Stump at the University of Findlay’s Cosiano Health Center between 2020 and 2025. Former University of Findlay students and employees have raised concerns about touching during examinations that they believed was inappropriate, […]

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When Every Minute Matters: Recognizing Sepsis Could Save a Life

September 07, 2026

An infection can begin with symptoms that seem manageable at first. For example, a urinary tract infection may cause discomfort. Pneumonia might start with a cough and fever. Or a surgical wound may become red or painful. In many cases, patients seek medical care, receive […]

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National Traffic Awareness Month: Back-to-School Means It’s Time to Slow Down

August 24, 2026

Every August, National Traffic Awareness Month puts a spotlight on road safety right as Michigan kids head back to school. The timing is not a coincidence. More school buses, more young pedestrians, and more rushed morning commutes all hit the roads at once, and the […]

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National Wellness Month: One More Voice Can Make All the Difference During Childbirth

August 10, 2026

National Wellness Month is a reminder that protecting your health means advocating for yourself—and nowhere is that more important than during pregnancy and childbirth. Every expecting mother deserves to feel heard, respected, and supported throughout labor and delivery. While doctors and nurses provide medical care, […]

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Preventing Injuries on a Jet Ski (and What to Know in an Accident)

July 20, 2026

Jet skis can be a fun way to enjoy the water, but they can also be dangerous when other boaters and watercraft operators fail to follow navigation rules or operate safely. A jet ski collision on the water can leave victims facing serious injuries, expensive […]

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Death and Illnesses Under Investigation After Treatment at a Novi Dialysis Center

June 25, 2026

If someone you love received dialysis at the DaVita Dialysis Center in Novi and is now in the hospital, or has died, you are right to want answers.   State and local authorities are investigating the death of one patient and the hospitalization of several others […]

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Deadly Warren Police Chase Accident Leaves Family Searching for Answers

June 24, 2026

Early Thursday morning, an innocent driver was killed near the Warren-Detroit border after his vehicle was struck by a driver who ran a red light during a police pursuit. Now, an innocent family is left grieving and looking for answers about how this happened.  What Happened Near 8 Mile and Schoenherr  Warren police say officers tried to […]

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How Attractive Nuisance Laws Protect Injured Children’s Rights

June 22, 2026

A child can slip through an unsecured gate and reach a swimming pool in seconds. What happens next can change a family forever. When children are injured on someone else’s property, many parents assume there are no legal options if the child technically was not […]

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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 […]

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Pedestrian 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 […]

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