We Are a Law Firm Built for Car Accident Cases
A serious car accident in Michigan can throw your life into a tailspin with injuries, medical appointments, missed work, and bills that show up before you even leave the hospital, while insurance adjusters push you to settle. They may sound helpful, but they are not on your side. Our Michigan car accident lawyers are.
Unlike other personal injury firms that handle everything from slip and fall accidents to animal attacks, motor vehicle accident cases are all we do. Insurance companies know we mean business, and that can make a big difference in the outcome of your case.
At Kajy Law Firm, our Michigan motor vehicle accident lawyers step in early to protect your claim, handle the insurance companies, and pursue the compensation you deserve.
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Why Trust Kajy Law Firm With Your Michigan Car Accident Case?
Many personal injury law firms handle everything from dog bites to slip and fall accidents. We don’t. Kajy Law Firm handles truck, car, and motorcycle accident cases. Nothing else. That singular focus means our attorneys know Michigan trucking regulations, commercial insurance policies, and the tactics carriers use to minimize payouts.
- One Singular Focus: Motor Vehicle Cases
Kajy Law Firm represents Michigan families injured in car, truck, and motorcycle accidents. That is our entire practice. When your car accident claim reaches our office in Southfield, it goes to attorneys and staff who work on Michigan auto accident cases exclusively, every day. - Over $100 Million Recovered Across More Than 5,000 Cases
A 98% success rate built over years of representing Michigan drivers from Detroit to Ann Arbor to Lansing and everywhere between. - Ten Attorneys and 35+ Legal Professionals on Your Side
Our dedicated car accident team keeps your case moving and keeps you informed. You will hear from us with updates. You will not have to chase anyone down for answers. - You Pay Zero Unless We Win
Our Michigan car accident lawyers get paid from the compensation we recover for you. If we do not win, you owe us nothing. - We Come to You
Car accident injuries make everything harder, including getting to a law office. Our attorneys meet clients at home, at Beaumont or Henry Ford Hospital, or wherever recovery has you. Free consultation, no strings attached.
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Whether your crash happened merging onto I-75 in Detroit, at the Schoolcraft and Telegraph intersection in Redford, on Michigan Avenue in Dearborn, or anywhere else across Michigan, you will work with a dedicated car accident attorney from the first call to the final resolution.
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248-702-6641Questions Michigan Car Accident Victims Ask Us
The insurance company wants a recorded statement. Should I give one?
Not before you talk to a Michigan car accident attorney. Adjusters are trained to frame questions that pull answers they can use to reduce your claim later. Once that statement is recorded, you cannot take it back. Let your lawyer handle that conversation.
What is the difference between no-fault benefits and a third-party claim in Michigan?
Your own auto insurance pays Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits, which cover medical bills and a portion of lost wages regardless of who caused the crash. A third-party claim is separate. If your injuries meet Michigan's serious impairment threshold, you may also pursue pain and suffering damages against the at-fault driver.
What if the other driver had no insurance?
Michigan requires auto insurance, but not every driver carries it. If an uninsured motorist caused your crash, you may have coverage through your own policy's uninsured motorist provisions or through Michigan's Assigned Claims Plan. Our attorneys review every available source of recovery so nothing is left on the table.
How much time do I have to file a car accident lawsuit in Michigan?
Three years from the crash date for a third-party lawsuit. For no-fault PIP benefits, the deadline is one year from the date each medical expense was incurred. These deadlines are firm, and missing one may end your right to any recovery.