michigan law Bicycle Accidents


 frightening is the prospect of being a bicycle rider hit by an automobile.

The facts are shocking. In the United States, a bicyclist is fatally injured every 6 hours. Nearly one million children are hurt every year in bicycle-related accidents.

Only one-third of all bicycle accidents involve collisions with automobiles. However, these accidents account for the majority of the catastrophic injuries and 75% of these are head injuries.

Although children are at the greatest risk of becoming the victims of careless drivers, every one of us is vulnerable, as we go about our day-to-day activities. A bicycle accident victim may lose income from work, time from school, or have to cope with the pain of injuries and necessary medical treatments.

In short, a serious accident can significantly change a victim's life -- temporarily or even permanently.

If you or a family member is a bicyclist involved in an automobile accident, you need to protect your legal rights. Consult with an experienced personal injury attorney, before you talk with the insurance company of the person at fault. If you sign the wrong papers, you may give up all your legal claims and settle for far less than you deserve.

After bicycle accidents, bicycle accident victims and their families frequently concentrate on their physical, emotional, or financial challenges. However, the time that the law allows for an adult or child to act to preserve their legal rights starts to run from the day of the bicycle accident.

It is not unusual for a bike accident victim who is struggling to deal with a disabling injury, to forget that time is running out to take the steps necessary to secure benefits.

If you or a loved one suffered a serious injury in a bicycle accident, talk with an experienced Michigan bicycle accident lawyer today. Please submit a simple, free, and confidential legal consultation form now.

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Slip and Fall Accidents



Two common types of injury claims are Slip & Fall and Trip & Fall cases. In legal terms, these are Premises Liability legal actions.

A Michigan slip and fall liability case can be filed by a victim who is hurt because of the negligence or carelessness of someone else. Unfortunately, thousands of Michigan slip and fall accident victims are eligible to make these claims every year, after suffering injuries caused by property owners who failed to use reasonable care to warn of hazards or remove dangerous conditions from their property.The following are some of the dangerous conditions that can cause injury and may be the basis for a premises liability claim:

Standing puddles of water
Uncleared snow
Clear ice
Black ice
Inadequate lighting
Defective flooring
Improperly secured mats
Stairways and steps that violate building safety codes
Hidden drop-offs
Concealed holes
It is doubtful that any area of Michigan personal injury law has undergone more change than premises liability. Unfortunately, recent Michigan Supreme Court decisions have placed stricter limits on the ability of an injured party to bring a claim.

If you or a loved one suffered an injury as a result of a Michigan slip and fall accident, talk with an experienced Michigan slip and fall lawyer. Please submit a simple, free and confidential legal consultation form now.

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