Blog Posts in November, 2017

Winter Safety Tips for Michiganders

Given the conditions in Michigan, it makes sense that many personal injury cases revolve around snow and ice. Winters are not only dangerous on the roads, but also on the sidewalks and porches that you walk on every day. A single fall could result in broke bones, a back injury and even a traumatic brain injuries. Protect yourself in the elements with these 5 winter safety tips. Check the weather: ...

5 Things To Know Before Hunting Season

With the start of hunting season, Michigan has certain laws that all hunters should be aware of. Here are 5 things you should know before you grab your hunter’s orange and head out into the woods. [1] GET A LICENSE . This may seem self-explanatory, but hunting without a license has serious consequences. Michigan law prohibits people from taking or possessing a wild animal without possessing a ...

Don't Do It Alone: Veterans' Treatment Court Focuses on Rehabilitation and Reintegration through a Team Approach

We are appreciative of the service of our veterans. Unfortunately, after returning home from service, many veterans face social and legal challenges, which could lead to criminal charges. Ingham County has created a specialized court that addresses legal issues facing veterans. The Ingham County Veterans’ Treatment Court is a problem-solving court for veterans that was established in 2010. As a ...

False Allegations of Sexual Abuse

A false allegation of sexual abuse can be absolutely devastating. A person accused could have their personal life tarnished, career ruined and family destroyed. Worse yet, if the person is convicted, they can face extreme repercussions such as prison time, sex offender registration and hefty fines. Fortunately, prosecutors must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a person committed sexual abuse, ...