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A ruling from the Michigan Supreme Court this week reaffirmed extensive coverage for 18,000 people who were seriously injured in car crashes before Michigan reformed its automotive insurance law.
Biking around the block just got a little safer for children in West Michigan after Saturday’s Lids for Kids helmet giveaway.
What happens when you get hurt on the job? Grand Rapids lawyer Tom Sinas explains in this week’s Know the Law.
MI Appeals Court says state's no-fault reform law should not apply retroactively to people who purchased policies and were injured prior to the law being signed in 2019
Marcus Little has been appointed director of the Literacy Center of West Michigan’s Customized Workplace English program where he will be responsible for developing English language education service partnerships between the Literacy Center and businesses throughout West Michigan.