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New Study Finds Waymo Vehicles Crash Far Less Than Human Drivers, Here’s What It Means for Michigan (opens the original)
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Autonomous vehicles, or AVs, are cars that use sensors, cameras, and software to drive themselves, with no person controlling the wheel. Self-driving cars are no longer a distant idea of the future. Waymo already gives rides in more than a dozen U.S. cities, including Phoenix, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Austin, Denver, and Miami, and reports more than 200 million fully autonomous miles driven. These vehicles are heading to Michigan roads next, and a new safety study offers insight into how these vehi
Michigan Fatal Crashes Increase Despite National Improvement (opens the original)
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Pedestrian safety continues to be a pressing traffic issue in Michigan. Preliminary national data shows pedestrian deaths fell for a third straight year in 2025, but Michigan moved in the opposite direction. Data from the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) shows pedestrian fatalities in Michigan rose significantly in 2025, pointing to the ongoing risks pedestrians face on Michigan roads. If you or a loved one has been injured in a Michigan pedestrian accident, understanding these statis
How to Get a Copy of Your Medical Records in Michigan (opens the original)
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Medical records might seem like just another form to file, but they are really the record of your care. July is Medical Malpractice Awareness Month, an opportunity to look at how those medical records work and why they matter. Even if you are not considering a medical malpractice claim, you have the right to request a copy of your own file. Understanding the process in Michigan ahead of time can save you a lot of back and forth later. Under Michigan’s Medical Records Access Act, along with the f
Can You Sue for an Amusement Park Ride Injury? (opens the original)
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Summer in Michigan means crowds at amusement parks, county fairs, and carnivals. Most rides operate safely, but mechanical failures do happen. In one recent incident, a rider at a Carolina Beach boardwalk ride was injured after a lap restraint that had not been properly checked came loose mid-ride. This kind of preventable failure can happen at any amusement attraction. When an injury like this occurs, who is liable depends on what caused it and who could have prevented it, whether that is the r
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