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When you face the aftermath of an accident, navigating through your personal injury claim can feel overwhelming and complex while trying to heal from physical injuries. At Logeman & Iafrate, P.C., in Ann Arbor, we understand the physical, emotional and financial toll an injury can take on you and your family. That is why we dedicate ourselves to advocating for your rights and securing the compensation you deserve.

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We handle personal injury law cases in Michigan. We take on the tough cases other firms pass on.

Michigan Injury Settlements for Children: A Parent’s Guide
A child’s injury settlement involves more than a parent accepting an insurer’s offer. Representation, court approval, the child’s interests, and protection of the proceeds must be addressed through the procedure that applies to the case.

Michigan Auto Liability Coverage: Protecting Against Injury Claims
PIP medical and bodily injury liability insurance serve different purposes. PIP concerns qualifying first-party benefits; liability insurance responds under its terms when an insured is legally responsible for someone else’s damages.

Brain Bleeds After an Accident: Medical Records and Injury Claims
A suspected brain bleed is a medical issue before it is an insurance issue. A legal claim should preserve what happened, when symptoms were reported, what clinicians found, and how the injury affected the person—not attempt to diagnose the condition from a checklist.

Michigan Seat Belt Use and Personal Injury Claims
Not wearing a seat belt does not automatically eliminate a Michigan personal injury claim. The alleged restraint violation, its effect on the injuries, and the evidence about who caused the collision are separate questions.

Out-of-State Residents Injured in Michigan: Coverage Questions
If you live outside Michigan and are injured here, do not assume that riding in a Michigan-insured vehicle gives you the same benefits as a Michigan resident. Residence, vehicle registration, insurance, and the applicable statutory rules require individual review.

College Student Pedestrian Injuries in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti
A college student struck while walking may face medical, academic, work, and insurance questions at once. The claim should document the crossing itself and the student’s particular circumstances rather than rely on general statements about campus pedestrian risk.

Michigan PIP Medical Coverage Options: Reading the Election
A PIP medical election identifies the medical coverage chosen under the policy, subject to eligibility and legal requirements. Read the actual election and endorsements rather than assuming every Michigan auto policy carries unlimited medical benefits.

Michigan Car Accident Claims: The Legal Questions to Separate
A Michigan car accident can raise several legal questions at the same time. A clear review separates who caused the collision, which benefits may be available, what damages can be pursued, and which deadlines apply.

Defective Traffic Signals and Michigan Injury Claims
When a traffic signal appears to malfunction, preserve evidence of the signal and each driver’s response. A signal problem does not automatically establish a claim against the government or excuse every driver involved.
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We handle personal injury law cases in Michigan. We take on the tough cases other firms pass on.

Michigan Black Ice Car Accidents: Fault and Insurance Claims
Black ice can explain a loss of traction without answering who is legally responsible for a crash. A Michigan winter-collision investigation considers driving speed, following distance, visibility, road conditions, and the sequence of events. Neither “it was icy” nor “the car slid” resolves the entire claim.

Michigan No-Fault Reform: Understanding Ongoing Benefit Disputes
The firm’s earlier commentary raised concerns about access to care and payment disputes following Michigan’s 2019 no-fault reforms. For an individual claim today, the useful next step is to identify the particular benefit, governing rules, and written reason for a denial or reduction.

Swerving Drivers: Observations, Safety, and Crash Evidence
A driver weaving or moving unpredictably between lanes can pose a serious danger. Alcohol impairment is one possible explanation, but distraction, fatigue, a medical event, or another factor may also be involved. Describe the driving you observed rather than diagnosing its cause.

Firm Case Report: A Washtenaw County No-Fault Examination Dispute
Our office previously reported a Washtenaw County dispute in which Farm Bureau sought to compel a no-fault claimant to undergo neuropsychological testing by psychologist Christian Schutte. The firm objected under MCL 500.3151, and Judge Archie Brown denied the motion as described in that report.

Michigan’s Hands-Free Driving Law: Scope and Injury Claims
Michigan’s hands-free driving law took effect June 30, 2023. It reaches beyond typing text messages, but a civil injury claim still requires evidence about what the driver did and how it contributed to the collision.

Social Media Evidence in a Michigan Personal Injury Case
Social posts, photographs, messages, and other account records can become relevant in a personal injury case. The practical priorities are preservation, truthful communication, and responding through proper legal procedures—not deleting material or assuming a private account is beyond discovery.
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We represent clients in personal injury, wrongful death, auto accidents, premises liability, medical malpractice, and nursing home abuse cases throughout Michigan. Our attorneys have decades of experience fighting for injured victims and their families.
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