by marklang | Aug 6, 2013 | Blog
Have you lost your drivers license because of drunk driving convictions? Has your license been revoked? If so, you need to go through the drivers license restoration Michigan process. You will need to submit evidence to the Michigan Secretary of State including...
by marklang | Jul 24, 2013 | Blog
The Michigan drivers license restoration process culminates in a hearing in front of a hearing officer, who will decide the outcome of your case. Before the Secretary of State will schedule a hearing, you are required to submit important information such as treatment...
by marklang | Jul 15, 2013 | Blog
It has become widely accepted that seat belts decrease the likelihood of injuries and death after a car accident. Rhode Island personal injury lawyers have supported recent efforts to increase awareness of the risks to unrestrained vehicle occupants who are involved...
by marklang | Jun 27, 2013 | Blog
As I pointed out in my last blog, the National Transportation Safety Board has recommended that states adopt a lower blood-alcohol level. They have proposed lowering the blood-alcohol level to .05%. This represents more than a third reduction. The current level is...
by marklang | Jun 19, 2013 | Blog
The National Transportation Safety Board has recommended that states reduce the allowable blood-alcohol concentration to .05%. As mentioned in my previous blog, the current blood-alcohol level for drunk driving in Michigan is .08%. As I pointed out in my last blog,...
by marklang | Jun 12, 2013 | Blog
Blood-alcohol levels are important because they determine the amount of alcohol that a person can have in his or her body and not be considered drunk. In Michigan, the allowable blood-alcohol level is .08%. At one time, the allowable blood-alcohol level was .10%....
