Ann Arbor child injury lawyer offers FREE Child injury accident book to residents of Ann Arbor.

Our Ann Arbor child injury lawyer offers FREE Michigan child injury book to parents as a guide to child injury cases in Michigan. “Little Kids, BIG ACCIDENTS” sells for $14.95 on Amazon but our Ann Arbor personal injury lawyer will send it to you for FREE.

Click Here To Receive Your Free Michigan Child Injury Book.

“Little Kids, BIG ACCIDENTS” explains the Michigan laws for child injury and accident cases. It also discusses the most common child injury accidents, the legal basis for filing child injury cases in Michigan, why every child injury settlement must be approved by a judge, what is a fair settlement amount and how is it calculated, and what happens with the settlement money. Additionally the book informs a parent on the strategies that insurance companies will use to avoid paying you a fair settlement and why you need to find the best Michigan child injury lawyer for you case.

In Michigan, there are strict limitations for filing a child injury accident lawsuit so you should act quickly so that your case is not destroyed due to a delay in taking action. If your child suffers injuries due to an Ann Arbor child injury accident, call us now at (800) 606-1717 to speak with an experienced Ann Arbor child injury attorney about your case. And don’t forget to request your FREE child injury book as a resource on Michigan child injury cases.

Ann Arbor car accident lawyer has been rated as “Superb” by AVVO, the top internet lawyer rating service. He received a perfect “10” rating based upon his reputation, experience, and professional conduct. He was also recently named as a Top Lawyer by dbusiness magazine, which is Detroit’s Premier Business Journal.

Daniel L. Buckfire is the author of four legal books, including “The Ultimate Michigan Michigan Car Accident Handbook.” The book discusses the legal rights of victims injured in Michigan car accidents. It describes all possible claims against negligent motorists who cause the car accident as well as the rights of victims under the complex Michigan No-Fault Insurance laws.

Anyone involved in an Ann Arbor car accident should request his auto accident book immediately after the accident and should read it before speak with an insurance adjuster. The book sells for $14.95 on Amazon but he will send it out to car accident victims for FREE.

For more information on the law firm of Buckfire & Buckfire, P.C., visit www.BuckfireLaw.com.

Our Ann Arbor accident and injury lawyers often represent traumatic brain injury victims and their families in lawsuits that caused their injuries.  There are a number of top medical providers in the area that treat brain injury victims and assist them with their rehabilitation and recovery.  In addition to formal medical treatment, another  important aspect of brain injury treatment and recovery for traumatic brain injury survivors is often participation in support groups.  

Brain injury support groups are often very helpful for both the brain injury survivors and their families.   Meeting other survivors and their families who are experiencing or have been through the treatment and recovery process provides an excellent source of both understanding and comfort.

The Michigan Brain Injury Association has a number of support groups throughout the State of Michigan for brain injury survivors and their families.  These groups meet together, usually monthly, to offer support and advice for each other.

In Ann Arbor, Michigan, the brain injury support group meets the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at the Ann Arbor Center for Independent Living, 3941 Research Park Drive, Ann Arbor, MI  48108.  For more information, contact James Briggs at (734) 668-6404.

For more information about our Michigan Brain Injury Lawyers and the legal rights of brain injury victims in Michigan, contact our office at (800) 606-1717.

Our Ann Arbor accident lawyers represent victims of Off-Road Vehicle (ORV) Accidents and All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) accidents.  Many of these accident victims are children and teenagers and their injuries are often serious, and even catastrophic.

Restrictions are in effect on the operation of the ORVs by children under the age of 16.  There are also specific obligations that fall upon the parents or legal guardians of ORV riders under the age of 16, and upon the owners of ORVs.

• A. No person under the age of 16 may operate any 3-wheeled ATV
• B. No child the age of 10 may operate any 4-wheeled ATV, EXCEPT on private land while performing farm related work operations.
• C. Children who are 10 and 11 years old may operate 4-wheel ATVs only when ALL of the following conditions exist:
• Must be on land owned by the child’s parent or guardian;
• Must be under visual supervision (see definition) of an adult;
• Must possess a valid ORV safety certificate
• D. Children who are 12-15 years old may operate 4-wheeled ATVs only when BOTH of the following conditions exist:
• Must be under visual supervision of an adult;
• Must possess a valid ORV safety certificate
• E. Children under 16 may operate other ORVs (trail bikes, for example) only when BOTH of the following conditions exist:
• Must be under visual supervision of an adult;
• Must possess a valid ORV safety certificate
• F. No child under the age of 12 may cross any street, highway or county road while operating any ORV.
• G. Children who are at least 12 years old may cross streets and roads (only at right angles)

 Visual supervision is defined as having direct observation with the unaided eye and the ability to come to immediate aid of another ORV operator.

The parents and legal guardians of a child under the age of 16 are legally responsible if they permit the child under their care to violate any of the above.  The owner (or person in control) of an ORV is also responsible if his or her ORV is operated by a youngster.

Victims of these accidents do have legal rights and should contact an experienced Ann Arbor accident and injury lawyer as soon as possible after the accident.

The traumatic brain injury lawyers at our firm represent closed head injury victims and traumatic brain injury victims in cases against negligent persons, businesses, and government entitites.  The damages in these cases are often significant, and even catastrophic, and it is essential that the brain injury victim or their family member choose an attorney with expertise in this type of injury.

Our lawyers have represented brain injury victims for the last twenty years.  We extensive knowledge of the different types of injuries, the different treatments, the the long term outcomes.  We understand how this type of injury impacts not only the victim, but the entire family. 

Attorney Daniel L. Buckfire is a member of the Michigan Brain Injury Association and is on the Michigan Brain Injury Providers Council.  He is often an invited speaker at hospitals and to nurse case managers on the Michigan No-Fault Laws and how they can help brain injury victims.

For more information about our Michigan Brain Injury Lawyers and the legal rights of brain injury victims in Michigan, contact our office at (800) 606-1717.

If you would like more information about your rights after a Michigan brain injury, you can order our FREE book, “The Ultimate Guide To Injury Cases In Michigan” by clicking on the book link. We will send it out immediately along with other important information.

For more information about Michigan brain injury cases, visit our law firm web site at www.BuckfireLaw.com. If you would like to speak with one of our Michigan brain injury attorneys about your case, feel free to call us anytime at (800) 606-1717 or simply submit this contact form and we will get back to you quickly.

While the majority of carbon monoxide poisoning cases in Michigan seem to occur in the winter, the summer months also see their share.  In the winter months, defective furnaces and water heaters are the most common source of this poisoning.  In the summer months, carbon monoxide poisoning injuries are often seen in campers and even in swimmers who have been around the motor of boats.  In all cases, carbon monoxide can cause death or significant injuries.

Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas-a by-product of incomplete combustion that interferes with the delivery of oxygen in the blood to the rest of the body. As a result, it is often referred to as the “silent killer.”

Carbon monoxide interferes with the distribution of oxygen in the blood to the rest of the body. Depending on the amount inhaled, this gas can impede coordination, worsen cardiovascular conditions, and produce fatigue, headache, weakness, confusion, disorientation, nausea, and dizziness. Very high levels can cause death. The symptoms are sometimes confused with the flu or food poisoning.

Victims of carbon monoxide poisoning often have the legal right to compensation.  In many cases, the injury is the result the negligence of another person or business.  In those cases, the victim can seek legal compensation through the court system.  Poisonings that result in death can lead to a Michigan Wrongful Death Lawsuit.