Michigan Specific Law
How to Choose the Right Michigan No-Fault PIP Medical Coverage Level in 2026
When Michigan overhauled its No-Fault auto insurance system, it shifted the responsibility of choosing medical coverage limits directly onto the consumer. Prior to these changes, e...
Navigating Michigan's Clean Slate Act: Timelines and Eligibility for Automatic Expungement
A criminal record can act as a permanent roadblock to securing a good job, renting an apartment, or obtaining professional licenses. Michigan's groundbreaking Clean Slate Act drast...
Calculating and Claiming Wage Loss Benefits Under Michigan No-Fault Law
Sustaining serious injuries in a car crash can swiftly destroy a family's financial stability, especially if the primary breadwinner is unable to work. Fortunately, Michigan's auto...
Michigan No-Fault Order of Priority: Who Pays Your PIP Claims?
If you are injured in a car accident in Michigan, you do not immediately seek medical bill compensation from the driver who hit you. Because Michigan is a pure No-Fault state, you...
Suing for Workplace Discrimination Under Michigan's Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act (ELCRA)
Experiencing discrimination in the workplace can completely disrupt your career, finances, and mental health. Fortunately, workers in Detroit, Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, and througho...
Suing Bars and Restaurants Under the Michigan Dram Shop Act: Name and Retain Requirements
When a fun night out in Detroit or Grand Rapids turns into a nightmare due to a bar fight or an unprovoked assault, the intoxicated attacker is obviously to blame. But what if the...