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Can an Insurance Company Refuse to Pay for Future Medical Treatment

Can an Insurance Company Refuse to Pay for Future Medical Treatment?

By Ravid & Associates, P.C. |

A serious Detroit car accident can leave an injured person needing medical treatment long after the immediate injuries have stabilized. Surgery may be recommended months later, physical therapy may continue for an extended period, or doctors may anticipate injections, rehabilitation, assistive devices, or another procedure in the future. When that happens, one of the… Read More »

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What Happens When The Insurance Company Says You Caused The Accident

What Happens When The Insurance Company Says You Caused The Accident?

By Ravid & Associates, P.C. |

It can be very frustrating when an insurance company blames you for a car accident in Detroit, especially if you know their version of events is wrong. An adjuster might say you caused the crash, played a part in it, or were more at fault than the other driver. This decision can affect how… Read More »

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Torn ACL Injury Claims After Motor Vehicle Accidents

Torn ACL Injury Claims After Motor Vehicle Accidents

By Ravid & Associates, P.C. |

A car accident can put a lot of force on your knees, even if you do not see an injury right away. Your knee might hit the dashboard, twist under your body, or get pushed into an awkward position as the car spins or changes direction. These actions can tear the anterior cruciate ligament… Read More »

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Can A Bar Be Sued If It Served The Driver Before The Fatal Crash

Can A Bar Be Sued If It Served The Driver Before The Fatal Crash?

By Ravid & Associates, P.C. |

When an intoxicated driver causes a fatal Detroit car accident, the driver’s conduct is usually the first focus of an investigation. But the investigation should not necessarily stop with the person behind the wheel. If a bar, restaurant, nightclub, or other licensed alcohol retailer continued serving the driver after the driver was visibly intoxicated,… Read More »

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Can Children Recover Compensation If A Parent Is Killed While Walking?

By Ravid & Associates, P.C. |

When a parent is killed in a pedestrian accident, children lose much more than just their loved one. A parent often provides income, care, transportation, guidance, emotional support, and a sense of security that cannot be replaced. In Michigan, if a driver is responsible for a fatal pedestrian accident, the children may have rights… Read More »

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Who Can Bring A Wrongful Death Lawsuit After A Pedestrian Is Killed In Michigan

Who Can Bring A Wrongful Death Lawsuit After A Pedestrian Is Killed In Michigan?

By Ravid & Associates, P.C. |

A fatal accident involving a pedestrian can result in grief for the family, unresolved questions, and sudden financial problems. If a pedestrian is killed because the driver was speeding, distracted, impaired, failed to yield, or otherwise acted negligently, then under Michigan law the family may be able to bring a wrongful death claim. A… Read More »

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Pedestrian Accidents Caused By Speeding Drivers In Detroit

Pedestrian Accidents Caused By Speeding Drivers In Detroit

By Ravid & Associates, P.C. |

A pedestrian has almost no physical protection when struck by a speeding vehicle. Even a collision that might cause modest damage between two cars can leave a person on foot with fractures, brain injuries, spinal damage, internal injuries, or permanent disabilities. Speed matters because a driver traveling too fast has less time to notice… Read More »

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Can You Recover Compensation If You Were Partially at Fault in a Michigan Accident?

By Ravid & Associates, P.C. |

What Does It Mean To Be Partially At Fault For A Car Accident Under Michigan Law? Under Michigan’s no-fault system, being partially at fault means that a jury or fact finder assigns a percentage of fault for the collision to you. This percentage reduces your damages. However, if you are found more than 50%… Read More »

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Detroit Pedestrian Wrongful Death Claims Involving Drunk Drivers

Detroit Pedestrian Wrongful Death Claims Involving Drunk Drivers

By Ravid & Associates, P.C. |

A pedestrian has virtually no physical protection when struck by a motor vehicle, and the consequences can be fatal when an impaired driver is involved. Families left behind after these crashes may face funeral expenses, lost financial support, profound grief, and unanswered questions about how the collision was allowed to happen. When alcohol or… Read More »

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Injured By Falling Building Materials Near Construction Sites

Injured By Falling Building Materials Near Construction Sites

By Ravid & Associates, P.C. |

Construction is a common sight in Detroit and other Michigan cities, often happening just a few feet from sidewalks, streets, parking lots, businesses, and homes. Pedestrians and drivers usually cannot control how tools, bricks, wood, metal, or other materials are secured above them. If these materials fall, the injuries can be severe. People can… Read More »

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