Michigan auto accident cases are different because Michigan is a No-Fault state. That means your own auto insurance may be responsible for certain benefits after a crash, called PIP benefits, regardless of who caused the accident. PIP can include medical expenses, wage loss, attendant care, replacement services, and mileage.

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A bodily injury claim, or BI claim, is different. BI claims are brought against the at-fault driver when someone suffers serious injuries and seeks compensation for pain and suffering, excess economic losses, or damages beyond No-Fault benefits.

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At RAM Law, we understand both sides of Michigan auto accident claims, the fight for No-Fault benefits and the pursuit of compensation from the at-fault driver. We know how insurance companies delay, deny, and underpay claims, and we fight to make sure your case is handled the right way from the beginning.

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Even if you believe you may have been partially or fully at fault, you should still speak with an attorney. Michigan No-Fault benefits may still be available regardless of fault.