Fieger Law News

What Is Nursing Home Elopement?

January 13, 2025

Families place their loved ones in nursing homes with the hope they’ll be cared for in a safe, secure environment. Elopement may occur when facilities fail to ensure adequate supervision. This happens when vulnerable residents wander off the premises without oversight or permission, potentially resulting […]

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Is Rain or Snow More Dangerous to Drive In?

December 30, 2024

Maintaining complete control over your vehicle is one of the most important aspects of staying safe on Michigan’s roads. That’s because you can anticipate and avoid potentially dangerous situations when you’re able to brake and steer quickly and reliably. However, inclement weather like rain and […]

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How Inadequate Driver Training Results in Semi-Truck Accidents

December 23, 2024

All semi-truck drivers in the United States must obtain a commercial driver’s license (CDL). However, having a CDL alone isn’t enough. Commercial truck drivers must also undergo training to ensure they’re prepared for the trucks they’ll be driving, the cargo they’ll be hauling, and the […]

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Can the Pedestrian Be at Fault in a Car-Pedestrian Accident in Michigan?

December 16, 2024

Pedestrian accidents are a frequent tragedy in Michigan, with 2,114 car-pedestrian crashes recorded in 2023 alone, leading to 183 fatalities. These tragic incidents not only impact the victims but also their families. While drivers are responsible for staying alert to avoid harming pedestrians, there are […]

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Who Should You Sue After a Slip and Fall?

December 12, 2024

Many people in the United States are injured in slip-and-fall accidents every year. In 2022, 8.5 million people were injured badly enough in falls to require emergency medical treatment. Slipping and falling can be a very scary experience. It’s made even more stressful when you […]

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I Slipped on Ice and Injured Myself on Private Property. What Should I Do?

December 9, 2024

Michigan winters create hazardous icy conditions on sidewalks and in parking lots, particularly on private properties like businesses and apartment complexes, which may not be cleared as quickly as public roads. If you’ve slipped on ice and suffered an injury, taking the proper steps can […]

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How To Discuss Your New Baby’s Birth Injury With Your Other Children

December 2, 2024

Each year in the U.S., thousands of children are born with birth injuries—medical conditions or physical trauma sustained during labor and delivery. With an estimated rate of 1.9 injuries per 1,000 live births and nearly 3.6 million births in 2023, this translates to about 7,000 […]

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Why Compassion Matters in Birth Injury Claims

November 25, 2024

When a birth injury occurs during the birth of a child, the impact on the family is far-reaching, often leaving them emotionally, physically, and financially devastated. In these moments, families need more than just a birth injury attorney; they deserve qualified and, more importantly, compassionate […]

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How Do I Know if I’m in a Semi-Truck’s Blind Spot?

November 18, 2024

Have you ever driven next to a semi-truck and wondered, “Can the driver even see me?” Semi-trucks dominate Michigan highways, and avoiding them is nearly impossible. Not only are these enormous trucks dangerous due to their size and weight, but semi-trucks have large blind spots […]

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Can I Sue My Landlord if I Tripped and Fell on Exterior Stairs?

November 14, 2024

As a tenant, you have the right to a safe living environment, including the exterior and communal areas of your rental property. If you tripped and fell on exterior stairs and suffered injuries, you may be able to hold your landlord responsible for the cost […]

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