Legal Question in Personal Injury in Michigan
auto accident
was in auto accident michigan guy ran stop sign total my car injuries
mild brain injury with post consussive syndrome including post consussive cephalgias, mild vestibulopathy, headaches and neck pain, cervical strain with cervical myofascial pain syndrome secondary to #1, mechanialc low back pain with coccygeal contusion, left knee contusiion , left rib contusion, tmj in jaw, 8 months later finished with phyiscal thereapy still suffering neck pain, headaches and back pain. do i have reason to sue driver? are my injuries enought i still owe 900$ after insurance paid off my totaled car?
3 Answers from Attorneys
Re: auto accident
Hello, I have received a copy of your e-mail regarding your auto accident injuries. You definitely have sustained "serious impairments of body functions." That is the criteria you must meet. Additionally the closed head injury may also be a second qualification for bringing suit. I would be happy to discuss the details of your case with you and the options available. John C. Talpos (248) 743-6800 (http://www.Mich-Lawyer.com)
Re: auto accident
Sounds like you have a case. Michigan requires a serious impairment (serious injury) to be established in order to have a case. It appears you have objective and life altering injuries and this is certainly a case we would puruse.
Please contact us at our toll free number at (800) 209-4000 and we can discuss this with you in more detail.
Re: auto accident
From your description of your injuries it sounds like you may have a third party claim against the at-fault driver. Under Michigan law you must have a serious impairment. Please contact my office to set up a free initial consultation. (248) 737-7000 or www.kutinsky.iwarp.com
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