I’m often asked, “How much is my claim worth?” Well, that depends on several things, not the least of which is the attorney you choose to represent you. I’m always happy to consult and answer any questions you may have about your case- so be sure to call me first, before you do anything [...]
I’ve recently informed you about the new No-Fault changes, as well as how to save some money if your son or daughter takes a car to college. But just as important, if you have an auto insurance policy with a “family step-down” provision, you may want to look at other companies! Many companies are [...]
In this ultra-unusual start to the school year, if you or someone you know is sending a child off to college, with a car, you’re going to want to read this. This summer I asked my insurance agent to make sure my homeowner’s policy covered my daughter, Carly, in Ann Arbor. If you haven’t [...]
When an individual sustains injury or suffers loss in a car accident as a result of another person's carelessness, reckless behavior or negligent driving conduct of any kind, he or she may have the right to file a lawsuit or claim to recover compensation for damages. Whereas they have no obligation to give a [...]
Being involved in a car accident is often a very frightening and traumatic experience. If you are injured, and the accident was caused by another driver's negligence, I would love to speak with you and discuss how Abrahams Law can help you. We regularly assist clients in receiving no-fault benefits, such as the payment [...]
As so many jobs, internships and camps have been canceled this summer, I have heard about more and more people (typically teenagers) working as delivery drivers for companies such as Door Dash, Uber Eats and others. Within hours or even minutes, you or your child can be on your way to working as much [...]
As you have probably heard by now, Michigan’s No-Fault Insurance Law changed drastically yesterday, July 1, 2020. For the first time since I was a 6-year old boy, unlimited, lifetime medical coverage is no longer mandatory. This is the biggest (of many) changes in the new law. When your policy renews, you now have [...]
