Slip & Fall Injuries at Hotels
A stay at a hotel is supposed to be a chance to relax and feel like you’re getting away from it all. People are likely enjoying a vacation/staycation and are looking forward to things like enjoying the pool, visiting nearby attractions, and maybe ordering some room service. Nobody checks into a hotel expecting that they
- Published in Personal Injury
Who is Liable for Slip & Falls in Fast Food Restaurants?
It can be surprisingly easy to get injured in a fast food restaurant. While employees can be at risk for things like cuts and burn injuries, falls are something that can affect both employees and customers. With so many people coming in and out of the restaurant throughout the day, snow and rain can get
- Published in Personal Injury, Workplace Woes
Michigan Laws for E-Bikes
get around, or just for fun. But for many people, riding an e-bike instead of a traditional bike can be an even better option. For example, e-bikes are often easier to use for those who have physical limitations that make traditional bikes difficult to use. E-bikes can also make it possible to get around faster
- Published in Michigan Law, Personal Injury
Preventing Slip & Falls on Backyard Decks
- Published in Personal Injury, Tips
Types of Damages in Personal Injury Lawsuits
Being injured in an accident of any kind can impact a person’s life in many different ways. Not only do they have their initial medical expenses to deal with, they might need long-term care and rehabilitation. They could also need to take time off from work during recovery, need to hire somebody to help them
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What is Comparative Negligence?
Negligence is an important part of any personal injury case, whether it’s a car accident, medical malpractice, a dog bite, or a slip and fall. However, there are different types of negligence that could be involved in a case, like comparative negligence. Comparative negligence is a concept where fault for an accident is divided between
- Published in Michigan Law, Personal Injury
Can You Sue a Gym for Injury from Faulty Equipment?
- Published in Defective Products, Personal Injury
Can You File a Personal Injury Lawsuit Against the Government?
Personal injury lawsuits can be made against a wide range of parties. Often, they’re filed against a specific person, but they also often involve businesses and other organizations. In some cases, they might even involve the government, whether it’s at the state, local, or federal level. For instance, this might happen if a child is
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What to Do If You Slip & Fall on Public Transportation
Bus crashes aren’t the only way people can get injured on public transportation. There’s also a high risk of passenger falls because buses and streetcars are often full of slip and trip hazards. Given how many people use public transportation on a given day, it’s very easy for snow and rain to get tracked on
- Published in Personal Injury
What Does “Duty of Care” Mean in a Personal Injury Case?
When it comes to personal injury cases, one thing that can be very important to understand is the concept of a “duty of care.” This can come up in a wide range of personal injury cases, including slip and falls, dog attacks, workplace accidents, defective product injuries, medical malpractice, and motor vehicle accidents. So, what
- Published in Personal Injury
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