Car Accidents

Few things in life can be as disruptive as a car accident. You can be left with a stack of bills for auto repairs, medical expenses, and could even have to deal with lost wages. In 2017, one out of every 127 people in Michigan was injured in a car accident, with over 300,000 car accidents reported. With statistics like that, odds are that you or someone you love has already been involved in a car accident. If not, the sad truth is you very likely could be soon. While you may take every precaution possible as a defensive driver, you still could end up in a car accident due to the negligent actions of another driver. When that happens, you will need someone on your side who can help you seek the justice you deserve.

Have You Been Injured In A Car Accident?

Let Me Help You Seek Justice

That’s why the Michigan Advocacy Center has been working with clients across Southfield and the Detroit Metro area to help clients seek compensation for their injuries to aid in the process of recovery. Working with an experienced car accident attorney can help you understand your rights and explore all of the options for pursuing possible compensation. Before seeking compensation for your injuries, it’s important to remember that the state of Michigan has three requirements that must be met for an individual to seek compensation for injuries sustained in a car accident:

• The person seeking compensation must not be at fault for the accident.
• The injured person must have sustained injuries that can be “objectively manifested” — meaning the injuries must be observable by a medical diagnostic test, such as an MRI, X-Ray, or a CAT scan.
• The injury must cause a “serious impairment” to the injured party’s everyday lifestyle.

More Information:

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• Do I Have Any Chance Of Recovering Financially If I Was Hit By An Uninsured Or An Underinsured Driver In Michigan?

Don’t Wait. Put My Expertise On Your Side

At the end of the day, the last thing you need after experiencing a car accident is more added legal stress. The Michigan Advocacy Center is here to alleviate that stress by handling all of the legal details so that your case can move forward quickly and efficiently — because you can’t afford to wait. The state of Michigan requires that an individual take legal action within three years from the date of the accident, but the sooner you begin to take action, the better chance you’ll have at gathering evidence, securing witness statements, and maximizing your chances at success. I can help walk you through each step so that we can begin to build the foundations of a strong case. Together, we can try to make this recovery process a lot easier.

Car Accident Attorney Serving The Southfield Metro Area

Getting injured in a car accident can have devastating effects that can last months, years, or even a lifetime. If those injuries were caused by another negligent driver, you shouldn’t have to bear the weight of recovery on your own. The Michigan Advocacy Center can help you fight for compensation so you can recover and get your life back.