Health care providers, doctors, surgeons, and hospitals are expected to provide their patients with quality medical care that is held to a certain standard and for good reason. They are required to have extensive training, have a great deal of knowledge, and are paid handsomely in order to uphold a standard of care. When this…
DetailsThe Michigan State Police reports that in 2017, the state had 314,921 car accidents. 57,263 of these accidents caused injuries while 937 ended with a fatality. It’s a good thing that Michigan law requires its citizens to own an automobile insurance policy. But owning an insurance policy does not exempt you from experiencing an accident.…
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Michigan is a No-Fault auto accident state. This means that after an accident your own insurance company is supposed to pay your medical bills regardless of who is at fault. As long as the medical care is related to your auto accident and the treatment is reasonable and necessary, then your own insurance company must…
DetailsIt does not cost any money out of your pocket to file a lawsuit when you hire the Clark Law Office to pursue your case. Like almost all personal injury and car accident firms, we take cases on what is called a contingency fee contract. That means we do not get paid unless you recover…
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In Michigan, it is not guaranteed that you will receive any compensation for damage to your vehicle after a car accident. Because Michigan is a no-fault state, the at fault party does not pay for the damage to your vehicle. (except the mini-tort, and other exceptions – see below) The damage to your vehicle is…
DetailsReasons For Wanting Not To Sue There are many reasons not to file a personal injury lawsuit in Michigan. When it comes to those who describe themselves as being against suing, I think in most instances that position comes down to one basic feeling. That is, people don’t want to be a mercenary pursing their…
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