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Making sure you maximize auto accident injury recovery

In most auto accident lawsuits on behalf of the person who was injured or killed, a lawyer will charge a contingency fee.  The lawyer’s fee is typically a standard one third  (33.3%) of the amount recovered, minus  costs and expenses.  Costs and expenses can include the following: filing fees; medical…

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Dog Bite Cases

In Michigan, dog bite cases are sometimes addressed through civil law proceedings, criminal prosecutions, or both. Civil Dog Bite Cases In order for the Plaintiff (injured party) to prevail on a civil lawsuit, generally 4 things need to be proven in order to collect a judgment: 1) Injury.  Dog bite can…

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Attorney for Crime Victims

In many instances a victim pursues a criminal case with vigor and determination to receive justice, and will stop at nothing to have his or her position heard and advanced.  In Michigan a victim has an absolute right to be heard, informed, and consulted with as to the prosecution of the Defendant.  A victim…

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Contempt of Court

Contempt of Court is a willful act, omission, or statement that tends to impair the authority or impede the functioning of a Court.  Any allegation of contempt of court will require an effective and experienced lawyer.  There are 3 types of sanctions: 1) Criminal Contempt – Criminal Contempt is intended…

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Restitution in Criminal Cases in Michigan

Restitution in Michigan is a victim’s Constitutional right and mandatory. It cannot be excluded through a plea bargain or sentencing agreement. It is only awarded if the Defendant is convicted of a criminal allegation related to his or her conduct that gave rise to the restitution.  Restitution even survives the death…

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