Your decision to ride a motorcycle is your choice and right, and the mandatory helmet law for motorcyclists in Michigan is one step closer to being repealed. What does this mean for you as a motorcyclist? Soon, it’s possible that whether or not you need
David Femminineo took on the case of motorcyclist Jamie Sheldon, anticipating a cut-and-dried recovery of first- and third-party benefits for the plaintiff. The motorcycle coverage stipulations in no-fault law would work in Sheldon’s favor but, alas, this case become more complicated as one dark layer
Plaintiff Dan Bailey was involved in a deer-versus-automobile accident from which he suffered severe fractures, ultimately resulting in the amputation of one leg. Communications between the plaintiff, who is deaf, and his insurance company became strained. Finally, 11 years after the accident, Bailey sought the
While stationary at a stop light in Macomb County, the plaintiff was rear-ended by a gravel hauler, resulting in three surgical procedures, post-laminectomy syndrome, failed back syndrome, and a permanent disability rating. At the time of the accident, the plaintiff was a 42-year-old mother of
David Femminineo’s client suffered painful neck and shoulder injuries as the result of a collision with a commercial vehicle on Macomb’s 23 Mile Road. Not only did the accident cause permanent physical injuries, it ultimately created financial stress for the plaintiff. He was able to
The plaintiff in this auto negligence case, represented by Michigan personal injury attorney David C. Femminineo, suffered a herniated disc as the result of a rear-end collision. Michigan Lawyers Weekly features Mr. Femminineo and this case which went to the jury and resulted in a
Macomb attorney David Femminineo is featured in Michigan Lawyers Weekly for settling his client’s auto negligence suit, garnering his client compensation in the amount of $315,000. The plaintiff in this Michigan auto negligence case – a passenger in the vehicle that was struck – suffered
David Femminineo settled a third-party auto negligence suit for $315,000. A rear-seat passenger in that same accident was in a coma for three weeks as a result of the accident and, after her release from the hospital, required 24-hour home nursing. The plaintiff – who
In this third-party auto accident case, the plaintiff, represented by David C. Femminineo, was violently rear-ended on Michigan’s I-75 by the defendant who was traveling at a high rate of speed. The plaintiff needed to be removed from his car with the “jaws of life”
