Douglas S. Dovitz
A In Michigan, being a No-Fault state, you go to your No-Fault carrier to file an Application for No-Fault benefits, which can include wage-loss, medical benefits including if needed nursing care, and household replacement services if needed. You can sue the at-fault driver if you can show you have a 'serious impairment of body function". I will also review whether the at-fault driver is insured, since if he or she isn't, or carries less coverage than you have if you have underinsured insurance coverage (UIM) then you can make a claim against your own insurance company for UIM or uninsured motorist benefits (UM benefits). MAKE SURE IF YOU CAN AFFORD IT TO BUY A LOT OF UM/UIM COVERAGE- IT'S NOT VERY EXPENSIVE BUT CAN PAY OFF BIG TIME IF YOU HAVE A SERIOUS INJURY IN YOUR ACCIDENT.
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