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At The Law Office of Cheryl Sterling we utilize the Internet on a regular basis. Through our practice, we have discovered a number of helpful Internet sites that you may find useful in better understanding your claim and injuries: Medical AOL Health is a medical information gateway providing medical information. Yahoo! Medical is another excellent source of medical information. American Cancer Society is a national web site for cancer and information that has a navigator that allows you to choose the type of cancer and information that you want to research about. National Institute of Health Medline is a free medical search engine with the largest database and document retrieval service for medical-health abstracts. Johns Hopkins offers a free search for drug information. HealthFinder. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is an excellent source of medical journals and databases. Mayo Clinic provides a daily update of medical news and information. Gilda's Club is a website for men, women and children living with all types of cancer that offers meeting places for people to gather for emotional and social support. Workshops, meditation, art, quilting, potlucks and dinner lectures available. Lido.com is a great source of medical graphics and images for medical illustration and exhibits. Legal Topics Nolo.com provides consumer related issues including a legal encyclopedia. U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission provides comprehensive consumer information regarding defective products and recalls in the market place. KnowX provides a searchable database of public information on individuals and corporate entities including litigation records, judgments and liens, driving license information, voter registrations records, criminal records, real property and land ownership records, UCC filings, bankruptcy filings, etc. Traffic Accident Reconstruction Origin is a website providing general engineering information about accident reconstruction and how traffic accidents are caused. Judicial Statistical Inquiry Form is a database that contains approximately 4.2 Million Federal cases, 6,500 state jury trials, and 30,000 state civil cases including case type, disposition, amount demanded, amount of judgment, the procedural stage of determination, jurisdictional basis and origin. This site is helpful in comparing your case to other similar cases in the country. Michigan Bureau of Worker's Disability Compensation is a useful web site that includes the full text of the Michigan Worker's Compensation Act, administrative rules, state average weekly wage and maximum benefit amounts and information on how to calculate worker's compensation benefits. For FREE consultation call (231) 689-6216 or Navigate this site: |