Hydroplaning is a major concern for drivers, particularly during adverse weather conditions such as heavy rain. This phenomenon occurs when a car’s tires lose contact with the road due to a layer of water buildup, especially at high speeds, resulting in a loss of control […]
Who Is at Fault for a Merging Crash?
Merging into traffic, whether onto a highway or a busy street, is a common driving maneuver, but it’s not always straightforward. Merging accidents can happen quickly, often because one or both drivers aren’t sure who has the right of way or how to move over […]
Who is at Fault for a T-Bone Crash?
T-bone crashes, also known as side-impact collisions, are among the most devastating types of accidents on the road. These accidents occur when one vehicle strikes another from the side, often forming a “T” shape with the vehicles. They can result in severe injuries, property damage, […]
Speed Limits in Adverse Conditions: What Injury Victims Need to Know
Winter weather, characterized in northern states like Michigan by heavy rain, snow, and ice, necessitates that drivers reduce speed and exercise increased caution. However, some drivers fail to follow this guidance, resulting in preventable accidents that can lead to severe injuries. In 2022, Michigan drivers […]
Why Underinflated Tires in Winter Are Dangerous
Underinflated tires pose a serious risk to motorists on Michigan roads. Over 25% of cars nationwide are equipped with tires underinflated by at least 8 psi below the suggested level. In 2021, accidents linked to tire issues resulted in 622 fatalities across the country, highlighting […]
Why You Need to Remove ALL the Ice and Snow from Your Car Before Getting on the Road
With heavy snowfalls and icy conditions each winter in Michigan, drivers have a responsibility to drive safely. This means clearing your vehicle of all snow and ice so you can see clearly when heading onto the road. Yet all too often, drivers only take the […]
How Fault is Determined in a Blind Spot Accident
Blind spot accidents are a common yet dangerous occurrence on Michigan roads. The key to addressing the aftermath of a blind spot accident lies in determining who is at fault, which is necessary for securing rightful compensation. In this blog post, we explore the complexities […]
How to Reduce Your Risk of a Crash When Driving in Fog
Driving in foggy conditions can be anxiety-provoking. Each year, over 38,700 car accidents occur due to fog. In these accidents, roughly 600 people are killed and more than 16,300 injured annually. Fog can reduce visibility and reaction time, altering the landscape of the road and […]
Is Drunk Driving or Fatigued Driving More Dangerous?
Negligence on the road takes various forms, including impaired driving due to alcohol or driver fatigue causing loss of control and poor judgment. Both of these negligent behaviors carries dangers, and understanding them is crucial. If an impaired or drowsy driver has injured you, our […]
What to Do if You’ve Just Been Injured in a Car Crash
Navigating the aftermath of a car crash can be overwhelming, both emotionally and logistically. Whether it’s a minor fender bender or a more severe collision, there are crucial steps to ensure your safety and safeguard your rights. Immediate Steps Following the Accident Knowing the right […]
