Aggressive Driving vs. Careless Driving
Driving can very often be a stressful and difficult situation. People might have to deal with slow traffic and get anxious about running late. People might be upset about something else going on in their lives. A distracted driver might not stop like they’re supposed to. And even if you’re not the one driving aggressively
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What is a Statute of Limitations in a Lawsuit?
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What You Need to Know About Michigan Car Seat Laws
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Michigan Bike Laws: What You Should Know
As the weather warms up in the springtime and early summer, you can always expect to see an increase in the number of bicyclists you see on the road. But over the past couple of years, biking has become an increasingly popular activity. In 2020, bikes were suddenly in high demand as people were looking
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What Michigan Law Says About Shoveling the Snow
Snow. It’s an inevitable part of Michigan winters. Some years, we might get more snow than others. But even during milder winters, we still get some snow. And when And along with snow comes another chore: clearing it from your driveway and sidewalks. Clearing the snow from your sidewalks and driveway not only helps make
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Car Damaged at the Repair Shop: Who’s Responsible?
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Flying Ice: Are Trucks and Cars Responsible for Broken Windshields?
Every winter, there’s one question lots of Michigan drivers have: are we legally required to clear the snow off of our cars? The answer to this is yes, under Section 257.677a of the Michigan Vehicle Code. This part of the Michigan Vehicle Code plainly states that a person shall not remove, or cause to be
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Is It Illegal to Drive with Foggy Windows? And How to Defog Them
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Open & Obvious Doctrine: What it Means for Slip & Fall Cases
No matter what type of accident you’re injured in, there will be certain laws and legal concepts that apply to your case. For example, in many cases, there will very likely be a statute of limitations which restricts the amount of time you have to sue after an accident. But in certain types of cases,
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What Does Obstructed View Mean in Michigan Traffic Law?
To drive safely, one of the most important things you can have is a clear view of the road. No matter how far you’ll be driving, it’s absolutely essential to see what’s going on around you on all sides. This is something that’s so important, most states have laws prohibiting obstructing vision through windshields and
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