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I was riding my bike in Detroit when a tractor-trailer truck pulled into my lane of travel and forced me to roll my bike into an oncoming lane of traffic. I suffered catastrophic injuries, including a traumatic brain injury and numerous bone fractures, which required multiple surgeries. I chose Buckfire & Buckfire for my motorcycle accident case and they settled it for $1,100,000.00. In my opinion, they are the best motorcycle accident lawyers in Michigan.
- Michael J. Smith, Waterford, MI

A friend then suggested that I call attorney Daniel Buckfire about my Detroit, Michigan car accident case. He spoke with me personally and understood the serious nature of my injury and began working on my case immediately. My condition worsened and I have had several surgeries. Mr. Buckfire fought hard to obtain a settlement of $1,400,000.00 for me. I cannot imagine any other attorney going to such great lengths to help a client. I am grateful for his efforts.
- Margie D., Ohio

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5/30/2009
Lawrence J. Buckfire
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Michigan Child Injury Lawyer Publishes Book

I recently authored another legal book for Michigan consumers.  The book, "Little Kids, Big Accidents," is written for parents and guardians of children who have suffered an accident or injury.  It details the most common types of child injuries and accidents and the legal rights that children have to be compensated for their injuries.  It also explains the litigation process from start to finish and discusses what happens with the money an injured child receives from a settlement.

Chapters of the book explain the legal rights of children in car accidents, pedestrian accidents, dog bite cases, medical malpractice cases, and even child abuse cases.  Other chapters discuss recreational injuries, like bicycle accidents, Each chapter discusses the things that parents can do to prevent harm to their child, as well as the legal rights of the child in each type of case.  This is a must read for every parent, guardian, or child health care provider.  I will send a FREE copy to anyone requesting my new child injury book.

5/24/2009
Lawrence J. Buckfire
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Michigan Child Abuse Lawyers Discuss Abuse & Neglect Lawsuits

Our Michigan child abuse and neglect lawyers have recently added a number of articles on child abuse lawsuits in Michigan to the Michigan Child Injury Lawyer web site.  Others are scheduled to be posted over the next several weeks.  The articles discuss topics ranging from lawsuits for abused children to the reporting requirements of professionals who either know of abuse or should suspect abuse.  Articles also provide things to look for when child abuse is suspected.

Child abuse victims do have legal rights against not only their abuser, but also against mandatory reporters (like teachers, doctors, counselors) who fail to report suspected abuse.  When a mandatory reporter fails to notify authorities, a child will often suffer additional abuse that could have been prevented.  The child can seek compensation in a civil lawsuit for these additional injuries and abuse.

5/22/2009
David Buckfire
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Michigan Child Abuse Lawyer Posts Child Abuse Resources

Our Michigan child abuse lawyers have been adding a great deal of content on cases involving child abuse in Michigan on our website, Michigan Child Injury Lawyer Blog.  The website is "Dedicated To The Rights of Injured and Abused Children."  Recent articles and blogs have dealt specifically with issues of child abuse.

A recent article was added that contains a List of Michigan Child Abuse Resources.  This is an excellent starting point and a good list for parents and guardians of abused children in Michigan.  For information regarding the rights of child abuse victims, feel free to call our office anytime to speak to one of our child injury lawyers.

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Michigan Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

    Titan insurance company paid $170,000.00 to settle a first party case for medical benefits as a result of a motorcycle accident that was caught on a video tape.  Titan originally denied no-fault benefitsbased on it’s accident reconstructionists opinions that there was no involvement with the motor vehicle.  The Michigan motorcycle accident lawyersof Buckfire & Buckfire, PC [...] Related posts:
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    A motorcycle driver was killed in a two-vehicle crash yesterday morning on a mountain highway west of Denver. The fatal crash happened when a woman driving a Kia Rio pulled out of Goddard Ranch Court to head southbound on U.S. 285 and "into the path" of the northbound motorcycle. The motorcycle driver, who was wearing a helmet, died at the scene.

    This was the second motorcycle accident in 24 hours; the first accident involved a single motorcycle running into a guardrail, leaving both people on the motorcycle dead. The crash occurred on the U.S. 34 West exit ramp near Greeley, late Sunday afternoon and forced the closure of the ramp for several hours.

    These sad events are reminders that motorcycle safety should be a constant concern for both motorcyclists and other drivers at all times. The Motorcycle Safety Foundation has many safety tips, including the following for drivers:

    Motorcyclists often slow by downshifting or merely rolling off the throttle, thus not activating the brake light. Allow more following distance, and do not depend upon the brake lights to indicate de-acceleration. A motorcyclist may slow down without visual warning.

    Because of its small size, a motorcycle may look farther away than it is. It may also be difficult to judge a motorcycle’s speed. When checking traffic to turn at an intersection or into (or out of) a driveway, predict a motorcycle is closer than it looks. And be aware that because of its small size, a motorcycle can be easily hidden in a car’s blind spots (door/roof pillars) or masked by objects or backgrounds outside a car (bushes, fences, bridges, etc). Take an extra moment to thoroughly check traffic, whether you're changing lanes or turning at intersections.

    There are a lot more cars and trucks than motorcycles on the road, and some drivers don't "recognize" a motorcycle, it just doesn’t register. Consciously look for motorcycles, especially when checking traffic at an intersection.

    Originally posted at InjuryBoard by Linda Chalat Related posts:
    1. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Asks Government to Require Antilock Brakes on Motorcycles
    2. Feds to Conduct an Intensive Study on Motorcycle Deaths
    3. MOTORCYCLE HAZARD ALERT: CELL PHONE INTOXICATED DRIVERS

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