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Preparing for a Personal Injury Consultation 

Suffering a personal injury can be overwhelming, and the initial legal consultation is a crucial step in seeking justice. At Dingeman & Dancer, PLC in Traverse City, MI, we understand the importance of being well-prepared for this meeting. The following guidelines can help you make the most of your consultation.  At Dingeman & Dancer, PLC,…

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The Importance of Evidence in Slip and Fall Cases

At Dingeman & Dancer, PLC, a leading law firm in Traverse City, MI, we know how to navigate Michigan’s complex premise liability laws.  In Michigan, proving a premise owner’s negligence involves demonstrating that they knew or should have known about the dangerous condition and failed to take action. Detailed, timely evidence is the cornerstone of…

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Understanding Auto Accident Claims in 2024

In Michigan, the intricacies of auto accident claims are both unique and complex. As we move through 2024, it’s crucial for drivers to understand the nuances of filing a claim.  Dingeman & Dancer, PLC, a reputable law firm based in Traverse City, MI, emphasizes the importance of being well-informed about the latest developments in Michigan’s…

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Navigating Slip and Fall Laws in Michigan: New Legalities You Need to Know

In the state of Michigan, slip and fall accidents are a common occurrence, especially during the icy winters and rainy seasons. When these accidents happen, it’s crucial to understand the laws surrounding slip and fall cases and stay updated on any recent legal changes. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the slip and fall…

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Should I Work with an Attorney When Planning My Estate?

Hiring a lawyer for estate planning is a crucial step in ensuring the seamless transition of your assets and wishes to your loved ones after your passing. Estate planning involves a complex web of legal, financial, and personal considerations that require expert guidance to navigate effectively. While it might be tempting to tackle estate planning…

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Zoning Ordinance Reviews: Timing & Considerations

Whether you’re planning to build or purchase a home or commercial property, or just want to use your property differently than you have in the past, zoning should be considered as early in the process as possible. Zoning ordinances change frequently, so it is important to make sure you’re up to date with the most…

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Different Outcomes for Inland and Great Lakes Boat Accidents

If you’ve been in a boat accident in Michigan waters, the type of waterway the accident occurs on will affect the response required to pursue damages. …

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Zoning Ordinances: What They Are and How They’re Defined

Do you own or rent property in Michigan? If so, local zoning ordinances likely impact how you can use your property. Land use constraints and standards are complicated areas of law, but the experienced attorneys at Dingeman & Dancer are here to help with guidance and advice for your land-use plans. Simply put, zoning ordinances…

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Does Michigan’s No-Fault Insurance Law Apply to Snowmobiles?

Snowmobiles and No-Fault Insurance As Michiganders head to snowy trails across our state, the risk of snowmobile accidents rises. On Michigan roads, our vehicles are protected by no-fault insurance up to individual policy limits, but does that apply to snowmobiles as well? Understanding your coverage for a possible snowmobile accident will give you peace of…

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What to Know About Michigan Leash Law and Dog Bite Law

Is There a Leash Law for Dogs in Michigan?  Michigan law requires that dogs be leashed. Not only does Michigan Law hold a dog owner strictly liable for a dog bite by an unleashed dog, Michigan Law also holds a dog owner liable for an attack caused by an unleashed dog. According to the Michigan…

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