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FAQs
What types of damages can I receive compensation for?
You can be compensated for any of your accident-related expenses. According to Michigan Statute 600.2959, you could recover damages for lost wages, medical expenses, pain and suffering, mental trauma, the cost of physical therapy, the cost of mental health treatment, scarring, disfigurement, the loss of enjoyment of your life, and more.
Which types of evidence could prove a car accident case?
You can use any type of evidence you can find to prove a car accident case, but some common types of evidence are witness statements, medical documentation, photo evidence, car accident expert reports, video evidence, physical evidence, and your own testimony as to what happened.
Who could be at fault for my Michigan car accident?
Fault is important to determine in a car accident case. Parties that are commonly at-fault for car accidents include auto parts manufacturers, mechanics, drunk drivers, drowsy drivers, the government, reckless drivers, and distracted drivers.
Does it matter who is at fault in a motorcycle wreck?
Unlike the Michigan No-Fault Act, motorcycle accident lawsuits are based on fault. If you cause an accident with another motorcycle, barricade, or other property, you could be on the hook for the cost of your crash. If there was a car involved, though, your medical expenses, lost wages, and attendant care costs will be covered under no-fault.
Can I still recover compensation?
You could still be eligible to recover compensation even if you were not wearing a helmet at the time of your motorcycle accident. However, if you suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI), your compensation may be reduced in proportion to your share of fault for the crash and for those injuries specifically caused by not wearing a helmet.
More information can also be found on the FAQ page of our website.
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