Who is Liable for Railroad Tracks that Cause Damage?

Here in the state of Michigan, it’s very common for cars to be damaged by conditions of roadways. Very commonly, the main culprit is potholes. Every year, there are reports of cars being damaged by large potholes that come along with the freeze/thaw cycles that inevitably come every year. But another thing that can potentially
- Published in Motor Vehicle Accidents
How to Avoid Deer Car Accidents

During the fall and early winter, there are a lot of driving hazards people need to be aware of. Diminished daylight can make people feel drowsy and make it harder to see. Fallen leaves can make roads slippery and dropping temperatures may also create icy spots on the road. And, here in Michigan, there’s another
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How to Be Safe When Approaching a Railroad Crossing

Car and pedestrian accidents at railroad crossings are more common than you might realize. The U.S. Department of Transportation estimates that a person or vehicle is hit by a train in the United States every three hours. In 2020 alone, there were 1,377 motor vehicle collisions at public rail grade crossings that resulted in 494
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What Parents Need to Know About Car Insurance for Teens
- Published in Motor Vehicle Accidents
Driving Dangers and Daylight Savings Time Changes

The changes that come with daylight savings time aren’t always easy for people to adjust to. Time changes can be very difficult for some people to adjust to since they can interfere with their sleep cycles. And when people aren’t sleeping well, it can cause more serious problems than simply having a hard time concentrating
- Published in Motor Vehicle Accidents
Driving with Dogs: How to Do It Safely
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FAQs About What to Do When You Get a Flat Tire
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Safety Tips for College Students Driving on Campus

Once a teen graduates from high school, they have a whole new world of opportunities in front of them. It’s time to take those first steps toward living like an adult and for many people, that means going off to college where they’ll start working toward a career and live away from their parents for
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Car Damaged at the Repair Shop: Who’s Responsible?
- Published in Michigan Law, Motor Vehicle Accidents
Back to School Driving Tips for New Drivers

Once a teen has spent their summer vacation earning their Level 2 or Level 3 driver’s license and has maybe just gotten their first car, what’s one place they’re bound to spend a lot of time driving to? School. With back-to-school season just around the corner, they may be looking forward to starting the school
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