The ads were, as always, a big part of the big game on Sunday night during the Super Bowl, and there was one commercial that had a couple of familiar Detroit faces in it.

Unfortunately, the hectic holiday season is also a time when many shoppers are injured after tripping and falling in department stores, malls and parking lots.

While keeping children safe is a year-round priority for parents, the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association has aptly designated the ninth month of the year as National Baby Safety Month.

When faced with the expense of college, many people must take out loans or dip into retirement to come up with the money.

Do you know which month is the deadliest for Michigan motorists?

For boaters and water sport enthusiasts, there’s a lot to love about Michigan – including over 3,000 miles of Great Lakes coastline and more than 11,000 inland lakes and waterways.

May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, a perfect time to focus on making Michigan roads safer for bikers and motorists.

Whether you are taking a road trip or simply running errands, understanding Michigan car seat laws will make every outing safer. Sometimes a child is unable to use a car seat or booster seat due to a physical or medical condition. Before installing a car seat or booster, read the instructions from the car seat manufacturer and the vehicle owner’s manual. Tighten the seat belt used to fasten the car seat until the “wiggle room” is less than an inch from side-to-side. AdDon’t move children to a larger seat (or exchange a booster seat for a seat belt) too soon.

Consequently, more Michigan residents are likely to be injured in slip-and-fall accidents during the winter months. If so, here are some important facts about this complicated area of Michigan law. AdIn addition, a plaintiff has to prove they suffered damages as a result of the property owner’s failure to maintain a safe environment. Without a thorough knowledge of slip-and-fall law, you may unwittingly offer information that can hurt your case. “Because of the complexity of the law, Michigan slip-and-fall cases can be challenging,” Bernstein said.

This year has proved to be challenging times for everyone, but on this Veteran’s Day it is particularly challenging for veterans in our community who are homeless. One place they turn to for help is the Call Sam Kitchen for Veterans, but amid the pandemic, the center is finding even bigger challenges. Call Sam Kitchen for Veterans serves three hot meals per day to homeless vets, said attorney Mark Bernstein, who provides warm meals and shelters. The kitchen is open 365 days per year and Is seeing an increased need because of the pandemic. In order to maintain social distancing within the center, the kitchen has fewer volunteers and is now entirely carry-out or delivery.