Michigan No-Fault Automobile Law

Under Michigan’s no-fault law if you are injured in an accident you are entitled to certain benefits even if the accident was your fault.  For example, your insurance company is required to pay your medical expenses for life for any treatment that you receive for the injuries you suffered in the accident. Also, if you lost time from work because of your injuries you are entitled to a wage loss benefit for any time you miss during three first three years after the accident.  These are just two of the benefits to which you may be entitled.  It is your own insurance company that is required to pay these benefits.
 
If you have been seriously injured in an accident that was not your fault you can bring a claim against the negligent driver who caused your injuries to recover for the things that you can not receive from your own insurance company, such as compensation for pain and suffering and wage loss beyond three years.
 
Over the past 15 years Dan Brown has recovered millions of dollars for clients who have been injured in automobile accidents. He has successfully litigated cases against every major insurance company.  If you have been injured in an accident don’t suffer in silence and definitely don’t trust an insurance company to tell you what you are entitled to.  Contact Dan Brown at (269) 226-2100.  He will listen to you and explain what your rights are at no cost  to you.