One caller to The Law Show describes his mother’s health concerns and the recent misdiagnosis that has led to serious medical complications. Though currently undergoing treatment, if the woman’s problems are not alleviated or intensify, any medical malpractice case must be filed before Michigan’s two-year statute of limitations is reached. The Law Show recommends the best course of action.

After receiving a flu shot, one woman has continuously suffered pain and limited mobility. Under Michigan personal injury law, she may have recourse in the form of a medical malpractice case, but to insure that all the proper steps are taken, consultation with a Michigan attorney is essential. Michigan laws in medical malpractice cases are not necessarily patient-friendly – find out what kind of experts, time, materials, and money are needed to fight and win a case involving below-standard medical care.

Michigan’s no-fault auto law comes into play in the case of a female pedestrian who was struck three times by the same moving vehicle, forcing her to leave her job and undergo physical therapy. A car-owner with automobile insurance can file a claim if hit as a pedestrian. But when benefits are cut off completely, it’s essential to consult with an attorney immediately to assess the situation. One caller discusses their Michigan personal injury law rights with a Michigan lawyer regarding their options for reinstating insurance benefits including medical care, wage loss, and other benefits.