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Will the no-fault insurance changes impact your medical claim?

Michigan’s automobile liability insurance system has long been one of the most expensive in the country. Drivers across the state had to trade affordability for

Federal consumer agency: Major retailers sold recalled products

Even consumers who follow the news closely can’t be aware of every product recall that impacts them and their family. People often assume that when

Responding to a settlement offer on your no-fault insurance claim

After a car crash that leaves you or a member of your family with serious injuries, you will definitely feel grateful for your no-fault insurance

Why are teenagers frequently at fault in an accident?

It’s important not to stereotype people based on their age, gender or any other characteristic, especially when trying to form conclusions after an event or

Elder abuse can happen at the hands of home health care workers

Many people associate abuse and negligence of elderly people with nursing homes. They’ve heard stories of overworked, underpaid, poorly trained staff members who are dealing

Gender-reveal parties are getting more spectacular — and risky

The blogger who is credited with inventing the concept of gender-reveal parties over a decade ago lamented recently that they’ve become a “dangerous trend.” As

How to monitor someone for a potential traumatic brain injury

Determining who needs medical care after a major vehicle crash isn’t always easy. Some injuries are obvious and easy for even a lay person to

When can you file a mini-tort claim?

Under Michigan’s no-fault insurance system, drivers can get basic coverage from their insurer when they’re involved in an accident regardless of whose fault the crash

Driving an RV in the winter requires extra precautions

Some people only use their RVs during the spring and summer. However, if your RV is properly equipped and you feel ready to take on

CPSC seeks to get infant incline sleepers off the market

Amid growing concerns about the dangers of inclined sleepers for infants, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has announced action that would take many of

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