McCroskey Law

About McCroskey Law

Michigan uses a no-fault system for car accident cases. In other words, Michigan drivers are supposed to buy no-fault insurance. After an accident, they must first turn to their own insurance for compensation for economic losses. Generally, no-fault policies cover replacement services up to a certain sum, including lost wages and necessary medical costs. You can only sue an at-fault driver in civil court for your noneconomic damages if you suffer a serious impairment of a bodily function. In other words, you will need to have suffered injuries to a bodily function that truly undercut your capacity to lead a normal life. Alternatively, if you have a closed head injury or you were disfigured in a car accident, you can file a lawsuit, even if you cannot meet the statutory requirement of a serious impairment.

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McCroskey Law takes each of these. Pick yours and the evaluation starts there.

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