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Building a strong personal injury claim after a traffic accident begins with gathering evidence from the scene. This applies to all accidents, no matter what kind of vehicles are involved or the damage the accident causes. If you experience a traffic accident of any kind, it is best to document the scene with pictures and video before emergency response teams arrive to clear away the wreck. Also, collect statements about the accident from any witnesses.
Winter runners: Safety tips for road running
If you're a hardcore runner, you keep going right through the Michigan winter. You don't let a little snow and ice slow you down.
How to handle a recreational vehicle accident
Owning a recreational vehicle (RV) is a favorite past-time of millions of Americans and Michigan is no exception. There are RVs of all shapes and sizes roaming the roads of America at any given time. These vehicles make it easy for people to travel the country, see nature, visit parks and other destinations and save a little money along the way. But, what if you are involved in an RV accident? Here's what you should do to handle such a situation.
Careful review is important for any insurance settlement offer
Connecting with compensation after a car accident is often critical to your financial stability. If you suffer serious injuries during a car wreck in Michigan, you may have medical bills, car repair costs and lost wages all simultaneously impacting your finances. It only takes a few weeks for reality to sink in about how an accident can totally change your circumstances.
How to care for a loved one with spinal cord injury
If you have a loved one who has suffered a spinal cord injury in a car accident, work accident or any other type of accident, it's important to know the best way to provide them care. Any mishap in providing care could worsen their injury, lead to another surgery or even put them back in the hospital for months on end. You need to follow the tips for care outlined in today's post if you want to ensure they are cared for properly.
What gives way to snowmobile and all-terrain vehicle accidents?
The use of recreational vehicles such as jet skis, snowmobiles and all-terrain vehicles (ATV) can be dangerous, even for some of the most experienced operators to ride on. They're even more unsafe, though, when an inexperienced child gets behind the wheel of them. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends that no one under the age of 16 operates these vehicles; however, many do.
