Geherin Law Group Discusses Leaving the Scene of an Accident
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Michimich -- In Michigan, Leaving the Scene of an Accident statutes punish people who are involved in an accident who don't stop and provide the required information to the other driver or most proximate police department. Even the term "accident" can be vague, leaving a driver uncertain about what her obligations are following a minor incident.  "Knowledge" of the accident provides another grey area, especially if the driver doesn't realize the extent of the accident. Drivers are often unaware of their reporting requirements (after all, when was the last time you heard a public information message telling these people what do in the event of a minor accident, similar to seatbelt use 'click it or ticket' or texting/driving 'it can wait, as it's against law'.  What information is required to report, other than a name and insurance information?  This ambiguity can lead to a separate charge, called "Fail to Report an Accident," still a misdemeanor.

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Learn more about what happens if you leave the scene of an accident in Michigan here (https://www.milicenselawyer.com/learn/more/leaving-the-scene-of-an-accident-in-michigan).

For clients looking to restore their license ANYWHERE throughout Michigan, they should contact a licensing lawyer who has significant experience in the field and s experience appearing before each Hearing Officer. For the last 22+ years, attorney Daniel T. Geherin, owner of MiLicenseLawyer.com based in Ann Arbor, has dedicated his career to helping put drivers back on the road following a license revocation.  Without debate, he's recognized as a licensing lawyer in Ann Arbor and throughout Southeastern Michigan.

Geherin Law Group:

Attorney Daniel T. Geherin, owner of GLG Michigan, principal at MiLicenseLawyer.com, and author of The Michigan Drunk Driving and Driver's License Restoration Handbook, a license appeal specialist for the last two decades. He's dedicated his career to helping put drivers back on the road following a license suspension or revocation. He's recognized as a license appeals specialist in Ann Arbor and throughout Michigan.  He has taught seminars and written articles through the Michigan Institute of Continuing Legal Education (ICLE) on license appeal topics.  He has won license appeals hearings throughout the State and boasts a 98% success rate in winning license appeals.

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Visit GLG on the web at GLGMichigan.com and MILicenseLawyer.com. Contact them today for a free initial consultation about how GLG can help you with your personal legal matter.

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