How a Personal Injury Attorney Can Help You
The Clark Law Office is a leading Michigan personal injury law firm dedicated to representing people, not insurance companies. We are proud of our hard-earned reputation as successful trial attorneys serving Lansing and all of Michigan for the past 30 years. High quality work, dedication, and extensive courtroom experience allow the attorneys of The Clark Office to provide you with unique trial capabilities and comprehensive knowledge of Michigan’s injury and negligence laws. Whether you’ve been in a car accident or motorcycle accident, hurt while working, or experienced medical malpractice, you can count on us to work hard for you.
As a client of The Clark Law Office, your representation will be with a trial attorney who will provide you with the personal service you deserve. Your case will not be passed off to an attorney you’ve never met before! Both David M. Clark and Matthew R. Clark will personally be handling your case. Our trial experience, aggressive mindset, and our unique ability to try and win large personal injury cases at trial have resulted in top dollar verdicts and settlements for our clients – and we will do the same for you. We understand the hardships and difficulties that come along with recovering compensation from large insurance companies after an injury.
Medical expenses usually include everything than can be considered reasonable and necessary pertaining to the injury. If it can be found that the defendant was negligent or liable for causing the injuries of the plaintiff, they will have to payout for the injured persons’ medical expenses as a portion of the overall damages. Medical expenses include both past expenses that have already been paid and future expenses that pertain to the original injury.
If you have suffered an injury because of the negligence of another person, you have the right to be reimbursed for the loss of wages during the treatment and recovery of your injury. It’s also important to note that your wage loss or loss of income is only a portion of your total employment compensation. Many people don’t realize they can also be reimbursed other types of compensation.
Some severe injuries cause extreme pain and suffering and the goal of this damage is compensate the victim for going through extreme discomfort. This can be difficult to collect under Michigan no-fault law, but serious injuries are still eligible for compensation. Typically, pain and suffering falls under physical pain or an emotional and psychological trauma. You will need to provide documentation to prove that you are in fact in severe pain and suffering.