FAQs

After a car accident in Michigan, your first steps should be to seek medical attention and contact the police, if applicable. Then, call our office at (734) 224-4913 for a consultation before speaking with your auto insurance. We will initiate an investigation, obtain the police report, photographs, and expert opinions, including accident reconstruction, if needed. It’s crucial to continue to following up with your healthcare providers throughout this process.

In Michigan, personal injury attorneys typically work on a contingency fee basis. This means that, as mandated by the Michigan Supreme Court, attorneys receive one-third of the settlement or jury verdict. You won't owe any attorney fees unless we successfully resolve your case.

In Michigan, the statute of limitations for most negligence actions is three years. However, some cases have a two-year statue of limitations. There are other certain types of cases that require that the Defendants be put on notice within certain time periods. Therefore, it is extremely important that you contact our office or an attorney of your choosing immediately in order to see that you are well advised on notice provisions and the statute of limitations. Immediate action can make a real difference in protecting your rights.

On average, a personal injury case in Michigan typically takes between 12 to 18 months to reach a settlement. However, this timeline can vary depending on the specifics of each case.

Our primary expectation is for you to focus on your recovery. Occasionally, we may request updates or medical records from you to support your case. Your main responsibility is to prioritize your health and healing process.