Michigan personal injury is broader than “car accidents.” Below: every type of case Big League takes, grouped by what hurt you and how.
Cars, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles, pedestrians — every kind of roadway injury claim.
Michigan's no-fault system makes car accident claims uniquely tricky — and uniquely fightable.
Learn More ›18-wheelers, semis, and commercial trucks cause some of the most catastrophic crashes on Michigan roads.
Learn More ›Michigan bikers face a jury bias that insurers love to exploit. We don't let them.
Learn More ›Cyclists struck by cars in Michigan have rights under no-fault PIP and against the at-fault driver.
Learn More ›Pedestrians hit by vehicles can recover PIP benefits regardless of fault, plus third-party damages.
Learn More ›DDOT, SMART, school bus, and commercial bus crashes have unique rules — including short notice windows.
Learn More ›Drunk-driver crashes open the door to exemplary damages and dram-shop claims against the bar that served.
Learn More ›Even when the at-fault driver vanishes, your own uninsured-motorist coverage or assigned-claims pays.
Learn More ›Rear-end crashes are the textbook whiplash scenario. The driver behind is almost always at fault in Michigan.
Learn More ›Frontal-impact crashes produce the worst injuries on the road. Liability is usually clear; damages aren't.
Learn More ›SUVs and trucks roll over from sudden swerves, defects, and tire failures — with catastrophic results.
Learn More ›Texting, smart glasses, infotainment — modern distraction multiplies the deadly toll of inattention.
Learn More ›When the at-fault driver has no insurance, your own UM/UIM coverage steps up — if you know to ask.
Learn More ›Slip-and-falls, dog bites, defective products — when property or stuff causes the injury.
Slip-and-falls on unsafe property are a real legal claim — especially after Michigan's Kandil-Elsayed ruling.
Learn More ›Property owners owe invitees a duty to maintain safe conditions. When they fail, real injuries deserve real claims.
Learn More ›Michigan's dog-bite statute is strict liability. The dog's history doesn't matter — only the bite does.
Learn More ›Defective products — from e-bike batteries to vehicle airbags — injure thousands every year. Manufacturers pay.
Learn More ›On-the-job injuries, construction accidents, medical malpractice, and elder care abuse.
Workers' comp is one piece. The bigger recovery often comes from a third-party negligence claim outside the comp system.
Learn More ›Falls, struck-by, electrocution, equipment failures — construction is dangerous, and the cases are complex.
Learn More ›Surgical errors, missed diagnoses, birth injuries — med-mal cases are expert-intensive and high-value when proven.
Learn More ›Elderly and vulnerable residents deserve safety. Neglect, bedsores, falls, and abuse are often actionable.
Learn More ›Brain, spinal, broken bones, burns, whiplash, and wrongful death — severity-driven cases.
TBIs are among the highest-value injury claims — and the most-fought by insurers when imaging looks clean.
Learn More ›Paraplegia and quadriplegia change every part of a life. Life-care plans drive these cases into 7+ figures.
Learn More ›Surgical fractures — especially with hardware — settle for substantially more than 'just a break.'
Learn More ›Burns are among the most painful, longest-recovering injuries — with skin grafts, scarring, and PTSD on top.
Learn More ›Whiplash is the #1 rear-end injury — and the one insurers undervalue most aggressively. We don't let them.
Learn More ›When negligence takes a life, Michigan's Wrongful Death Act gives surviving family a path to accountability.
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