Vehicle accidents
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Explore the vehicle accident hubExplore injuries on property, at work, from a product, or affecting your family.
Explore injury casesFind help for harm involving police, a jail, government, or an employer.
Explore rights and work casesCar, truck, motorcycle, pedestrian, and other vehicle cases, organized by what happened.
If someone else caused a serious injury, we can review what happened, who may be responsible, what insurance applies, and which deadlines may affect the claim.
Learn more →When someone dies because of another person’s conduct, we help the family and estate understand who may bring a case and what losses Michigan law allows.
Learn more →If unsafe property caused an injury, we look at who controlled the property, what they knew, what warnings were given, and whether the danger should have been corrected.
Learn more →After an assault or shooting on unsafe property, we investigate prior incidents, security measures, property control, and whether reasonable steps could have prevented the harm.
Learn more →A fall on unsafe property may support a claim. We look at the condition, what the owner knew, any warning, how the fall happened, and comparative fault.
Learn more →Michigan dog-bite claims require proof of the owner, bite, lawful presence, lack of provocation, injuries, and insurance. Breed and a short report are not substitutes for evidence.
Learn more →If you were hurt at work, we can review medical benefits and wage loss and determine whether someone besides your employer may also be responsible.
Learn more →A spinal cord injury can change medical care, work, housing, and independence for life. We document those needs and identify every possible source of recovery.
Learn more →A brain injury may not be obvious on the first day. We document changes in memory, concentration, mood, work, and daily life with medical and family evidence.
Learn more →A construction injury may involve workers' compensation and a separate claim against another company. We investigate who controlled the work and caused the danger.
Learn more →Serious burns can come from fires, chemicals, unsafe products, or workplace explosions. We investigate the cause and document treatment, scarring, and future care.
Learn more →If a vehicle, tool, appliance, battery, or machine caused an injury, preserve it if possible. We investigate its design, warnings, history, and possible defects.
Learn more →If an officer used excessive force, made an unlawful arrest, or violated your rights, we can preserve video and records and explain the legal options.
Learn more →If police used excessive or deadly force, we identify the governing standard, preserve recordings and device records, and separate each actor and entity theory.
Learn more →If an arrest or detention appears unsupported, we reconstruct probable cause, warrants, identification, booking, court process, and criminal-case overlap.
Learn more →If you or a family member was denied medical care, assaulted, or left unprotected in jail, we can seek records and review who may be responsible.
Learn more →If a police officer or another government official violated your rights, we can review what happened, who may be responsible, and what evidence should be preserved.
Learn more →If you were fired, discriminated against, harassed, or punished for reporting misconduct, we can explain the possible claim and the deadline for taking action.
Learn more →If sexual conduct or pressure made your workplace unsafe or affected your job, we can review the conduct, retaliation, deadlines, and any proposed severance agreement.
Learn more →If a conviction was overturned, state compensation or a federal civil rights case may be available. We explain the different requirements and possible defendants.
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