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  • Bashore Green Auto Accident Attorneys Secure $1 Million Settlement for Client
    We are happy to announce that a Bashore Green client’s family was awarded a $1 million settlement as part of a recent wrongful death case involving a truck vs. car accident. There is no replacing the loss of life, but by working with an experienced attorney Dan Groves at the Bashore Green Law Group, the family was able to receive deserved compensation for this horrific tragedy. If you or someone you know has been seriously hurt in an auto accidentYour Read More Link Text
  • How an Auto Accident Attorney Can Help You Following an Accident Even If You Have a Poor Driving Record
    After suffering injuries in a car accident that resulted from another party’s negligence, your own driving record should not affect your pursuit of compensation. If the opposing counsel starts citing your driving records, you can have a car accident attorney help. They can help build a case against the at-fault driver to prove they caused the accident. Just because you have had other issues with your driving record doesn’t mean you aren’t entitled to recover compensation from a liable partyYour Read More Link Text
  • Can You Get Reimbursed If Your Vehicle Is Scratched?
    Car accidents are an extremely common occurrence, with more than 12 million vehicles having been involved in crashes in the U.S. in 2019 and expected in 2022. These auto accidents can range from extremely major accidents that result in severe injuries to more minor accidents where minor injuries or cosmetic damage to a vehicle results. Car accidents raise a number of questions, including what to do when someone scratches your car. Car scratches can come from any number of things,Your Read More Link Text
  • Interested in Knowing If Your Injury Is a Potential Case? Bashore Green Can Let You Know
    Are you interested in knowing whether your claim could qualify you for financial compensation? If the answer is yes, the team of experienced personal injury and auto accident attorneys at Bashore Green Law Group want to help. We have created a “Do I Have a Case” page on our website that serves as a checklist for clients interested in finding out if there are merits to their “case.” Here’s how it works. Simply visit our Contact Us page and fill out asYour Read More Link Text
  • What Is My Personal Injury Case Worth?
    Personal injury cases are becoming more common nowadays as people have become more aware of their legal rights. You may be entitled to compensation if you have experienced a personal injury due to someone else’s negligence. However, knowing your case is worth it is essential before pursuing a personal injury claim. Every personal injury case is different, and individual factors must be evaluated before a compensation amount is determined. However, some general characteristics are typically taken into consideration when calculating compensation. 1. MedicalYour Read More Link Text
  • woman in pain How Does the Law Classify “Pain and Suffering?”
    The best explanation is to put yourself in the shoes of someone injured because of someone else’s carelessness: a quickly complicated and expensive situation. In addition to the medical bills, you have incurred and lost income (defined as “economic damage “) you are experiencing pain and injuries that limit you from living the life you want. Who knows the long-term implications of your injury? Who knows how long the pain will last? These thoughts and that pain are all painYour Read More Link Text
  • What Can a Seatbelt Do for You?
    Our experienced auto accident attorneys at Bashore Green want you to stay safe. We all know that seat belts keep us safe in the event of a car accident. Not only that, but it’s also the law in Michigan that front-seat drivers and passengers must wear a seat belt. What you may not realize is how important a seat belt is in everyday life. Below are some of the reasons why wearing a seat belt ANYWHERE in a moving vehicleYour Read More Link Text
  • Enjoy the 4th of July Week Safely
    Portions of this blog article were provided by the National Safety Council Summer is synonymous with barbecues, parades and fireworks. It all adds up to fun with family and friends. But this holiday in particular can be dangerous for individuals who want to set off their own fireworks in celebration of our nation’s birthday. Bashore Green Law Group wants you to celebrate safety this holiday week. Every year, thousands of people are injured badly enough to require medical treatment afterYour Read More Link Text
  • Common Causes of Motorcycle Accidents With Tips for Preventing Accidents
    It’s now peak motorcycle season in Michigan, so all motorists need to pay close attention to motorcyclists and take steps to avoid causing serious accidents. Fortunately, injured riders have recourse through the civil justice system. If you or a loved one was injured in a Michigan motorcycle accident, Bashore Green Law Group can fight for the financial compensation you deserve. That’s because our experienced motorcycle accident attorneys have helped many injured Michigan motorcyclists seek justice and hold negligent drivers accountable. Leading causesYour Read More Link Text
  • Michigan’s New Distracted Driving Law Goes Into Effect June 30
    Michigan will soon become the 26th state with a hands-free mobile phone driving law, making it illegal to hold or use a mobile electronic device while operating a vehicle, including when stopped at a light or in a traffic jam. The provisions of the law make sending or receiving a call or text message, viewing video, scrolling, posting to social media or any online search activity on a phone illegal for an active driver. Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed the lawYour Read More Link Text
  • Who Is Liable In A Truck Accident
    Truck accidents can be incredibly devastating, often leaving victims with serious injuries and financial losses. When you have been involved in a truck accident, it’s important that you understand who may be responsible for the damage you have suffered. The process of determining liability in an Indiana truck accident is complex and requires experienced legal guidance. The Michigan-based truck accident attorneys at Bashore Green understand your rights and options if you were injured in a truck accident. Let’s take aYour Read More Link Text
  • Dealing With an Insurance Company’s Lowball Offer Following Your Auto Accident
    Clients sometimes ask us why insurance companies make lowball settlement offers following an auto accident. The answer is simple: because they want to pay you as little as possible for your injury. They have nothing to lose by offering you less than what you deserve. And if you say yes to the amount an insurance company puts on the table, they escape their liability for a fraction of what they owe. If you’ve suffered losses related to a personal injury,Your Read More Link Text
  • Explaining the Difference Between Facilitation and Mediation
    Legal disputes arise in a variety of areas and contexts, from personal injury to business acquisitions. Two of the most common examples of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) are mediation and facilitation. Mediation involves a neutral third party who assists parties in resolving a dispute, or at least narrowing the issues, in a manner that is acceptable to both sides. Facilitation involves a neutral third-party providing guidance to design and manage a group communication process to resolve a problem or addressYour Read More Link Text
  • Injuries From Rear-end Auto Accidents Are Common
    One of the most common types of car accidents is a rear-end collision. Whether getting hit from behind at a stoplight, in bumper-to-bumper traffic on I-75 or another local freeway, or even in a parking lot, the fault generally lies with negligence of the “rear driver.” Common factors that often contribute to rear-end accidents include tailgating, speeding, drunk driving, distracted driving, and failure to adjust for weather conditions such as slippery roared from rain or ice. Unfortunately, rear-end crashes oftenYour Read More Link Text
  • It’s Up to Drivers to Select Their No-Fault Personal Injury Benefit (PIP) Options
    Michigan’s No-Fault Law offers multiple options for selecting the Personal Injury (PIP) coverage you want. It is up to Michigan drivers to make these decisions, which can be an overwhelming choice. Unlimited Coverage – obviously this is the “Rolls-Royce” of PIP coverage. It will pay for all allowable expenses for you and your care, recovery, and rehabilitation. Of course it will be the most expensive as well. Limited Coverage of $500,000 – under this coverage, $500,000 is the most your auto insuranceYour Read More Link Text
  • Negotiating a Settlement: How to Get the Compensation You Deserve
    Dealing with a personal injury can be a challenging and overwhelming experience. The physical pain, emotional distress, and financial burden that comes with it can make the process of seeking compensation even more daunting. However, by employing the right negotiation strategies, you can increase your chances of securing a fair settlement. In this blog post, we will discuss five key strategies for negotiating a fair personal injury settlement and how Bashore Green Law Group can help you get the compensation you deserve.Your Read More Link Text
  • The Long-Term Effects of a Personal Injury: Planning for Your Future
    Personal injuries can have lasting effects on your life, both physically and emotionally. As you work towards recovery, it’s essential to consider the long-term consequences of your injury and plan accordingly. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll cover some key aspects of planning for your future after a personal injury, including medical care, financial stability, and emotional well-being. By taking these steps, you can ensure that you’re prepared for whatever challenges may come your way. 1. Prioritize Your Medical Care OneYour Read More Link Text
  • The approaching winter means one thing – it is slip and fall season
    Winter is on its way and in fact, has already arrived earlier in the month. Snow and ice are sure to follow, which means an increase in slip and falls. Just one slip and fall accident can cause serious injuries costing an individual and their families thousands of dollars. If you were injured because of a slip, trip, fall, or some other hazard on the premises you were on, you may be entitled to seek compensation from the property owner forYour Read More Link Text
  • Learn How Insurance Companies May Try To Prevent You From Getting The Money You Deserve
    Car insurance providers charge their customers monthly premiums and advertise their wide variety of services, but they are also trying to protect their own interests. Insurance claims adjusters may take steps and use strategies to avoid paying damages to car accident victims. An experienced Michigan auto accident attorney like any of the professionals at Bashore Green can help you to overcome these efforts from the insurance companies. Here are a few tips to consider: A Recorded Statement is not needed After a carYour Read More Link Text
  • Celebrating The Labor Day Weekend That Just Ended
    As we come out of the holiday weekend, we recognize that Labor Day served as an opportunity for us as a nation to recognize the hard work of Americans, who have greatly contributed to our country and our pathway towards continued prosperity. This is especially true this year where every single person in this country has been impacted by the COVID-19 virus. For some, it has been a job loss or reduced hours. Others may have seen a work increaseYour Read More Link Text
  • What you need to know about compensation for RV-related accidents
    Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, recreational vehicle rentals have skyrocketed. Between travel restrictions between states and the temporary closure of many restaurants and attractions, RV travel became appealing to many. Families may see RV travel as a fun way to see the country. Unfortunately, this means a higher risk of RV accidents. RVs present unique safety concerns that can increase the risk of accidents or worsen their severity. If you have been injured in an RV accident, it is importantYour Read More Link Text
  • Why Speeding is One of the Most Common Causes of Auto Accidents
    Every year speeding causes or contributes to many fatal crashes in the U.S. and throughout Michigan. Speeding causes or contributes to car accidents because it can reduce the amount of time a driver has to react to a dangerous situation on the roadway. If you have sustained serious injuries because of a speeding driver, you may be entitled to compensation for pain and suffering, or to help pay for medical bills and other damages. What are the dangers of speeding?Your Read More Link Text
  • Common Summertime Accidents You Should Be Aware Of
    We’re in the midst of summer! While this time of year is often filled with fun outdoor activities, it can also be dangerous. Accidents most commonly occur in the summer months when people are not aware of the hazards around them. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that in most years, there was a surge of fatalities related to summertime activities in the month of July. To ensure your safety this summer, it’s crucial toYour Read More Link Text
  • The Biggest Mistakes Drivers Make In Winter
    Unplowed snow and icy roads are a huge problem for American drivers. In a given year, roughly 156,000 crashes (about 1-in-50 accidents) will be the direct result of drivers losing control of their vehicle in winter weather. But why do so many drivers struggle with snow and ice? To answer this, we need to look at the biggest mistakes drivers make in winter. Driving Too Fast When the roads are wet or icy, your tires have less grip (traction). ThatYour Read More Link Text
  • Why You Should Never Give a Recorded Statement (Even In a No-Fault State)
    When you call the insurance company to report a crash, the adjuster on the phone may ask if you’d give a statement about the crash. This is an infamous insurance trap and one that many people fall for because they assume the insurance company is fighting for their best interest. However, there’s a very good reason why you should never give a recorded statement after a car crash, even in a no-fault state like Michigan. Recorded Statements In at-fault states,Your Read More Link Text
  • Chiropractic Referrals Following an Injury: Everything You Need To Know
    If you have a medical condition as a result of an automotive accident, slip and fall injury or whiplash from a car accident that can be improved with spinal adjustments, you may be considering chiropractic treatments. A personal injury can assist with obtaining a favorable monetary judgment for your damages; however, a medical professional will be able to help with relief from long lasting pain. Many clients in this situation wonder if they need a physician’s referral. The short answerYour Read More Link Text
  • Why Michigan Has the Highest Car Insurance Premiums in the US
    If you live in Michigan, you probably have some fairly high car insurance premiums compared to drivers in other states. While Michigan car insurance premiums have dropped significantly over the past two years, they still remain some of the highest in the country. But why does Michigan have the highest car insurance premiums in the US? Two words: No-Fault. Why Are Premiums So High? Before the Covid-19 pandemic, Michigan car insurance premiums were significantly higher than they are today. In earlyYour Read More Link Text
  • Can I Get Compensation After a Sideswipe Accident?
    Not all car accidents are the same, some simply have more destructive potential than others. Among the most dangerous car accident types is the sideswipe. A sideswipe accident occurs when the sides of two vehicles traveling in the same direction collide. Although the initial impact by itself may not cause much destruction, it often causes one or both of the drivers to lose control and either drive off the road or crash into other vehicles. Thousands of people are injuredYour Read More Link Text
  • Why Are There More Potholes in Spring?
    Each year as the snow melts in Michigan, it seems there are many more potholes than there were before. That’s not your imagination. The truth is that there are more potholes each spring because of water freezing and unfreezing on the roads, causing cracks and creases. But where do these potholes come from and why do they matter? Let’s take a closer look. Expand and Contract The most basic road material, asphalt, is porous. That means it is full ofYour Read More Link Text
  • When and Why Your Driving Record Matters Following an Auto Accident
    Driving records do matter when it comes to the status of your auto accident. Since Michigan is an at-fault state, you are eligible for compensation only if you were not responsible for the crash. With that in mind, the driving record of an at-fault driver may help you build a strong case in your favor because it may prove the driver has a history of irresponsible driving. How a Traffic Ticket Can Affect Your Claim If the driver who causedYour Read More Link Text
  • When Can You Sue for a Slip and Fall?
    Slip and falls are one of the most common kinds of premises liability cases in America. Despite how they’re presented in movies and television, the truth is that slip and falls are not only common but dangerous. In fact, the CDC estimates nearly 50% of all brain injury hospitalizations are the direct result of a fall. And yet, while slip and falls are common, demonstrating that they are a case of negligence and helping victims pursue justice is an entirely different story.Your Read More Link Text
  • We Often See A Significant Spike In DWIs During The Holidays
    Everybody enjoys relaxing with a few drinks with friends and family over the holidays. While there’s nothing wrong with consuming alcohol at home, problems arise when people who have been drinking decide to get behind the wheel. Tragically, Michigan and many other neighboring states often see a dramatic increase in both driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges and alcohol-related deaths on the roads each year during the holidays. A yearly spike Michigan’s law enforcement officers see a pronounced uptick in drunkYour Read More Link Text
  • Are Blue Headlights Safe
    If you’ve been to the eye doctor lately, you may have heard something about blue light. Blue light is everywhere these days, including in every screen. But most people don’t realize that blue light is unique in how it interacts with our eyes and that the high-powered beams of blue headlights may be causing more crashes. Blue Light Basics Light is a spectrum of energy frequencies and each color acts a little differently. Blue and purple light is more energy-dense.Your Read More Link Text
  • How a Lack of Sleep Can Be Disastrous When You’re Behind the Wheel
    Fatigue is one of the leading causes of automobile accidents in the country today. As much as you may try to stay awake, you can find yourself nodding off behind the wheel, especially when you are driving long distances. However, when your fatigue has contributed to a serious vehicle accident, you need to take steps now to protect yourself from criminal and legal liabilities. That’s why you need an auto accident attorney to represent you in any criminal or civil action followingYour Read More Link Text
  • Why Your Headlights Aren’t As Bright Anymore
    Have you ever driven a car for a few years and realized that it’s much harder to see at night than it used to be? It’s not your imagination! If you don’t take care of your headlights, you could quickly find yourself unable to see in the dark. But why aren’t your headlights as bright as they used to be? There are two main reasons. The Bulbs Each year, more cars transfer over to LED headlights. However, many older carsYour Read More Link Text
  • What Happens When A Rideshare Driver Gets Into An Accident?
    Uber, Lyft, and other rideshare companies have all but replaced old fashioned taxi services in many areas. The ease and convenience of ordering a ride through a smartphone app have made these services an indispensable means of transport for many people. Unfortunately, Uber drivers are also involved in auto accidents, resulting in both property damage and injuries. Determining who is legally liable in these types of accidents is the same as any other automotive crash – an injured plaintiff mustYour Read More Link Text
  • How To Ensure Evidence Is Gathered At The Scene Of Your Accident
    A police report is often, but not always, an important part of a personal injury claim. When you report an accident, the insurance adjuster will ask for the police report and may make their initial determination of who was at fault based primarily on the responding law enforcement officer’s report. But what happens if you don’t have one? It is possible to be in an accident and for the police to not respond to your accident. There could be aYour Read More Link Text
  • Auto Accidents That Cause Whiplash-Related Injuries Can Be Expensive
    Whiplash injuries caused by an auto accident are extremely unpredictable. Even a moderate car, truck, or motorcycle accident may cause symptoms for weeks or months at a time. More severe whiplash may involve traumatic brain injury and lifelong consequences for the victim. Our team of personal injury attorneys understands how serious a whiplash injury can be. If you or someone close to you has been injured in this type of accident, you will want to pay close attention to anyYour Read More Link Text
  • What If Police Don’t Come After a Serious Crash?
    You’re waiting on the side of the road after a serious wreck. You’ve already exchanged information, taken pictures, and called the police. But it’s been almost an hour, and there’s still no sign of an officer on the way. That raises the question, what if police don’t come after a serious crash? At the Scene While waiting for police, you should try to get contact information from bystanders and other drivers who witnessed the crash firsthand. Ideally, you want themYour Read More Link Text
  • Leading Cause of Workplace Fatalities
    What is the leading cause of workplace fatalities? It may be surprising to some, but motor vehicle accidents are the overwhelming leading cause of workplace fatalities in the U.S. In fact, car accidents and truck accidents account for 40% of job-related deaths each year, according to the National Safety Council. Motor vehicle accidents are the first or second cause of job-related death across all industry groups. Motor vehicle workplace deaths by industry All workers can be at risk of a fatal work-relatedYour Read More Link Text
  • Why You Need to Talk to Police After a Car Crash
    Many people have the notion that they shouldn’t talk to the police, regardless of the circumstances. But, contrary to popular belief, talking to the police and getting an officer at the scene to file a report is one of the best things you can do after a car accident. But what is a police report, and why exactly do you need to talk to the police after a crash? Allow us to explain. What Is a Police Report? A policeYour Read More Link Text
  • Back Injuries Are Common And Can Improve Chances For Compensation Following An Auto Accident
    Auto accidents can happen in an instant, causing confusion, anger, and worry. Unfortunately, the injuries resulting from auto accidents can make surreal moments become a major—and unfortunate—part of reality. Back injuries are one of the most common types of injuries we see with clients in Metro Detroit and throughout Michigan following an auto, truck, or motorcycle accident. How Car Accidents Cause Back Pain There are about 1.2 million documented cases of whiplash each year in the United States. Hospitals in the U.S. treatYour Read More Link Text
  • Avoid These Common Mistakes Following An Auto Accident
    When you are hurt in an auto accident, how you respond to the situation can impact the ability to receive the compensation you deserve. But this can be tricky. After an accident, victims often make mistakes that prevent them from getting the compensation they deserve. While you may already understand what you need to do after an accident, it’s also important to understand what not to do after an accident. Ensuring that you don’t make a common mistake after an autoYour Read More Link Text
  • The Importance Of Preserving Evidence After A Car Crash
    Being involved in a car crash can be physically and emotionally distressing, and the last thing you want to do is snap photos of damaged vehicles while you wait for the police to arrive. However, every piece of evidence is valuable if you want to claim compensation for personal injuries, property damage, or take legal action. Your lawyer at Bashore Green can use different types of evidence to prove who was responsible for a road accident and what the consequences were, and many are lostYour Read More Link Text
  • Be Aware Of Your Responsibilities As A Dog Owner
    Owning a dog can be a great experience, especially as the weather is getting warmer. While the team of Bashore Green most commonly helps individuals and families who have recently been the victims of an auto accident we also help in other personal injury areas and want to provide clients information to help protect their best interests. One reminder we want to provide is that dog owners can be legally liable if someone sustains injuries because the pet was not properly controlled according toYour Read More Link Text
  • Determining Who Pays Your Medical Bills After A Motor Vehicle Accident Can Be Complex
    The responsibility for paying your medical bills that result from a motor vehicle accident can be a very complex topic in the state of Michigan. Every situation is different, and it is important to consider the nuances of Michigan auto law when considering the possibilities. As you probably know, Michigan is a “No-Fault” state, which means the state allows any party involved in a motor vehicle accident to gain benefits from their insurance companies, no matter whose fault it was. It shouldYour Read More Link Text
  • How Road Safety Is Threatened By Slow Drivers
    Slow drivers are not an unusual sight on the highways and local roads of Metro Detroit and throughout Michigan. Drivers who travel well below the speed limit and hinder traffic may be subject to a violation. That may come as a surprise to some people, but it makes sense, considering what a threat these drivers can be to road safety. Yet other drivers make mistakes or have careless habits on the road as well by tailgating and passing the slow driversYour Read More Link Text
  • Selling Your Vehicle Does Bring Risks To The Buyer And Seller In Case An Accident Was To Occur
    Selling your vehicle to another consumer can be a risk since you are not afforded the same protections and warranties that the manufacturer or an authorized dealer would typically provide. On the other hand, if you are the buyer, you have no recourse against the private seller of a vehicle if something goes wrong after the sale. If the seller has taken all legally required steps to complete the sale and has not lied or made any misrepresentations, the sellerYour Read More Link Text
  • Seek Medical Attention Following An Auto Accident
    The physics behind an auto accident can be quite overwhelming when you look at the numbers. There are several numbers that back up this assertion and show why it is common for motorists to suffer significant injuries from an auto accident in Michigan. Consider that an average mid-sized sedan weighs about one-and-a-half tons. Even when moving at a relatively low rate of speed, the force of a one-ton collision is enormous. A head-on collision is far worse. If a vehicle travelingYour Read More Link Text
  • Steps To Take Following An Auto Accident
    Establishing who is at fault is one of the key aspects of any car accident claim. Even though one driver may be completely at fault, the liability may be shared between two or more of the drivers involved in the accident depending on what happened. Third parties may be liable as well. After the accident, you believe you know who is at fault – especially if the other driver was driving recklessly before the crash. However, negligence in a car accident claimYour Read More Link Text