When I was 8 years-old, I asked my third grade teacher is a Personal Injury Attorney in Michigan handles a lot of water skiing accidents given the state is so close to Lake Michigan.  Yeah, I was a weird, weird kid, but I still thought about it all the way up into high school since half my family lived in Michigan and a few uncles of mine were Personal Injury Attorneys in Michigan.  If not, does a Personal Injury Attorney in Michigan handle a lot of boating accidents and near drownings.  Obviously, Lake Michigan has to be a huge source of potential revenue for a Personal Injury Attorney in Michigan.  People must be hurting themselves trying to enjoy that lake all the time.   That is if you live near the lake or jut spend a lot of time in that area.  Michigan is a huge state.  But there isn’t much to do there.  No real attractions or landmarks to set it apart from other states.  It isn’t like Illinois right across Lake Michigan from it, which has Chicago, one of the biggest and most important cities in the world and not just in America.  Though Indiana is a lot like Michigan in that it pales in comparison with Illinois.  In fact, every time I’ve driven through Indiana or gone there to visit a friend or to see a concert, I always think about how the whole entire state should just be a suburb of Chicago.  But then again, that’s really not putting any attractions or interesting places in the state.