If another car slides on ice and damages your private property or results in an accident, that car’s driver can be held responsible for alleged roadway negligence in civil court. Accident survivors like you have the right to demand that an at-fault party and their insurance help you contend with the bills that come in …
What to Do if a Snow Plow Hits Your Car
With winter weather on the rise, snow plows are making themselves known in the streets. Whether their drivers work independently, for public organizations, or for private institutions, each of them strives to make it easier for you to get from point A to point B more safely. That said, snow plows can prove to be …
How to Get a Car Accident Police Report in Michigan
After getting into an accident, you may wish to file a legal claim and be compensated for your losses. But how do you do so? First and foremost, obtaining a police report is the most crucial part of a legal claim. However, many victims are unsure how to secure a police report following their car …
Can Police Search My Car Without a Warrant in Michigan?
Can the police search your car without a warrant in Michigan? The Constitution offers residents of the U.S. protection from unreasonable searches and seizures. Generally, this means that the police must provide a warrant before searching your property. However, these laws do not work the same way when it comes to vehicles. In some cases, …
How Long After a Car Accident Can You Sue in Michigan?
How long after a car accident can you sue in Michigan? Generally, the state gives you three years to file a lawsuit before the statute of limitations for a personal injury claim expires. However, you may have less time in some cases. Our team at White Law PLLC, can review all deadlines for your case. …
