Our results speak for themselves:

AUTO ACCIDENT - Wayne County, Michigan: $900,000.00 arbitration award for a man with a herniated disk

FIRST-PARTY/NO-FAULT - Wayne County, Michigan: $775,000.00 recent 2004 settlement for a woman who cared for her daughter who suffered from paraplegia after a car accident.
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"When I was injured and had to make a claim for benefits, my insurance company dragged their feet for months and would not pay me. I almost lost my home. The excellent staff at the AACC took over my claim and within two weeks I received a check for my lost wages. I would not have been able to make ends meet during this difficult time without the help I received from the legal staff at the AACC."
-Richard Gonzalez, Detroit

Do I Have A Case?

If you have been injured in any way in an automobile accident, truck accident, motorcycle accident, bicycle accident, or were a pedestrian involved in an accident, contact us for your free consultation to find out exactly what we can do to help. You could be entitled to receive thousands of dollars every month. Call or e-mail today to learn about all of the benefits you are entitled to receive.

 

Answers to Important Questions:


Am I entitled to money for my pain and suffering after an accident?


You are entitled to money for pain and suffering if:

  1. The other driver was more than 50% at fault for the accident, or you are a passenger in a motor vehicle and you suffer from a "serious impairment of a body function, or a serious and permanent disfigurement or death."
  2. A physician indicates that the accident was more likely than not the cause of your injuries.
  3. You did not intentionally cause the accident, and
  4. You were not the driver/owner of an uninsured automobile involved in the accident.

 

How do I know if I suffered serious impairment of a body function or serious and permanent disfigurement?


The seriousness of your injury must be validated by a physician and usually includes diagnostic tests. Most importantly, the injury must significantly affect your life.

Courts look to see how long you were off work and what activities you can no longer do. If you continue to work after your accident and your activities are not significantly altered, then you are probably not suffering from a serious impairment of a body function. If you have scarring from the accident, an experienced attorney can evaluate whether or not you have a serious and permanent disfigurement.

 

How long do I have to file a legal claim for any auto, truck or motorcycle accident?


A claim must be filed within three years of the date of the accident, or if the injury is to a minor, before the minor’s 19th birthday.

 

Contact us or complete our free online consultation today to find out just what you are entitled to receive and how to get maximum money for your pain and suffering.