Types of Breach of Warranty Claims
In most cases, contracts for the sale of goods include warranties. Typically, we only think about things like warranties and product guarantees when it comes to significant purchases like cars and household appliances. But in reality, every product that you buy is a type of contract. Even if you don’t get any paperwork that tells you
- Published in Defective Products, Michigan Law
Is it Illegal to Drive without a Horn in Michigan?
One car can be very different from another, but there are certain features that nearly all cars have in common. For example, whether you’re driving a top-of-the-line luxury vehicle or the least expensive car on the lot, they’re both going to have basic features like seat belts and turn signals. They should also both have
- Published in Michigan Law
Can You Keep Your Roadkill Under Michigan Law?
- Published in Accident News, Legal News, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Tips
FAQs About Michigan Snowmobile Laws
Keeping to our wintery themed blogs this week, we want to answer some common questions about Michigan snowmobile laws. How is a Snowmobile Defined? This might seem like a silly question, but it’s important to understand what exactly is considered a snowmobile under Michigan law. A snowmobile is defined, according to our legislature, as any motor-driven vehicle
- Published in Motor Vehicle Accidents, Personal Injury, Tips
What Are Michigan’s Stop and Yield Sign Laws?
Intersections are an essential part of our roadways, but they can potentially be very dangerous places. According to the Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning, 31% of all fatal Michigan car accidents in 2019 occurred at intersections. Since we can’t just eliminate all intersections, it’s very important for drivers to fully understand the rules of
- Published in Michigan Law, Motor Vehicle Accidents
Detroit’s Stray Dog Problem: Watch Out for Dog Bites!
- Published in Dog Bites
7 Steps to Take After a Car Accident [Infographic]
- Published in Motor Vehicle Accidents
Dog Bite Prevention Infographic & Facts
- Published in Dog Bites
The Most Dangerous Jobs in Michigan
- Published in Personal Injury
Michigan’s Move Over Law Campaign: How to Avoid a Car Accident
Police in Lansing are pulling people over on I-96 looking for seat belt violations, speeding, and ensuring that everyone is moving over. Why move over?
Because it’s the law.
What’s the Move Over Law?
Michigan’s Move Over law is about giving emergency vehicles their right of way. People who fail to pull onto the shoulder or merge into the outside lane can be subject to penalties under the law.
- Published in Tips
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