Car Accident Lawyer in Michigan

If you've been hurt in a car accident, you don't just need a lawyer — you need one who knows Michigan's unique no-fault system inside and out.

Michigan Car Accidents by the Numbers

Every year, there are hundreds of thousands of reportable car accidents on Michigan roads, and tens of thousands result in serious injury. If you're reading this, odds are you're now part of that statistic. Our job is to make sure that doesn't cost you your savings, your health, or your peace of mind.

What Makes Michigan Different

Michigan has a no-fault auto insurance system, which means your own insurance pays your medical bills and wage loss through Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits — regardless of who caused the crash. But that's only half the story. If the other driver was negligent and your injuries meet Michigan's serious impairment threshold, you can also file a third-party claim for pain and suffering, excess wage loss, and other non-economic damages.

What a Car Accident Claim Can Cover

• Emergency room and follow-up medical bills
• Physical therapy and rehabilitation
• Future medical costs
• Lost wages (up to 85% through PIP, plus excess against the at-fault driver)
• Replacement services if you can't do household tasks
• Pain and suffering for serious injury
• Property damage to your vehicle

What to Do After a Car Accident

1. Call 911. Get a police report on the record.
2. Get medical treatment. Even if you feel okay, adrenaline hides injuries. Get checked out.
3. Document everything. Photos, witness contact info, insurance cards.
4. Don't give a recorded statement to the other driver's insurance company.
5. Call an attorney before you sign anything.

Common Car Accident Injuries

Whiplash, concussions, traumatic brain injuries, herniated discs, broken bones, soft-tissue injuries, torn ligaments, internal bleeding, and in the worst cases, wrongful death. Many of these injuries don't show up right away — another reason to see a doctor immediately and document your symptoms.

How We Handle Your Case

We investigate the crash, pull the police report, collect medical records, work with your doctors on prognosis, identify all available insurance (yours, the at-fault driver's, any umbrella policies), and build a demand package that the insurance company can't ignore. If they still won't do the right thing, we file suit.