Michigan Car Accident Attorneys

The benefits include no-fault benefits from an auto insurance company. These benefits are available even if you do not have auto insurance of your own.

Michigan no-fault benefits are extensive, and include the payment of all hospital and doctor’s bills, rehabilitation and physical therapy, payment of prescription drugs and medical mileage.  Michigan no-fault benefits also include wage loss for up to three years from the accident date as well as payment to the people helping the injured victim with basic tasks such as completing household chores or more personal attendant care.

Additionally, if the accident was the fault of another person, the victim can make a claim for pain and suffering damages.  This is called a third-party claim and is the standard negligence case against the at-fault driver.

There are time limits in bringing a claim for both no-fault benefits or a third-party claim, called statute of limitations, so it is important to act quickly to protect your legal rights.

Michigan car accidents is a special type of case that demands the attention of specialized legal professionals who understand the various ways auto insurance companies seek to deny benefits to accident victims. If you or a loved one has been involved in a car accident, it is essential you contact a Michigan car accident lawyer to make sure you receive the benefits and compensation you are entitled to.

The Law Offices of Lee B. Steinberg, P.C. has been helping Michigan car accident victims for 40 years throughout the state of Michigan.

Please contact our office at 1-800-LEE-FREE (1-800-533-3733) so we can answer any questions you may have about the Michigan no-fault law and Michigan car accidents.

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