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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 Tenant Injuries: Landlord Duties and Hazard Evidence
A tenant injured at a residential property may need to evaluate both landlord obligations under the lease and statutes and a separate premises-liability theory. The location, intended use, condition, and responsible parties matter.

Questions to Ask at a Personal Injury Consultation
Bring a short question list to a personal injury consultation so you can compare answers and leave knowing the next step. You should understand both the case issues and the proposed working relationship before deciding whether to hire the firm.

Not at Fault in a Michigan Crash: Is Legal Review Still Useful?
Even when another driver clearly caused a collision, the insurance and injury questions may remain unresolved. A fault admission does not establish available coverage, every benefit, the extent of future losses, or the effect of a proposed settlement.

Hiring a Michigan Injury Lawyer: From Referral to Agreement
Hiring a personal injury lawyer should end with a clear written agreement and a shared understanding of what happens next. A referral or advertisement can help you find a candidate, but it does not replace reviewing the engagement.

Building a Michigan Car Accident Compensation Claim
A compensation claim is stronger when each requested loss is connected to evidence and the correct legal route. Start with the collision, coverage, injury, and losses as separate workstreams, then assess how they fit together.

Pedestrian Fault in Michigan Injury Claims: What Evidence Matters?
An allegation that a pedestrian crossed improperly is not a final fault determination. The crossing controls, timing, visibility, and conduct of both the pedestrian and driver need to be examined together.

A Firm-Reported Washtenaw County Underinsured Motorist Verdict
Our office previously reported a Washtenaw County Circuit Court underinsured motorist case in which a jury valued the plaintiff’s damages at $1.25 million. The account illustrates a dispute over the injury and available coverage; it is not a prediction of another claim’s value.

Personal Injury Case Value: Gross Damages and Net Recovery
A case can have supported damages that exceed the amount realistically recoverable. An overall valuation should consider the injury evidence, legal responsibility, available coverage or assets, and the items affecting the client’s net recovery.

Documenting Pain and Suffering in a Michigan Injury Claim
Pain and suffering is evaluated from the individual evidence and applicable law, not a mandatory multiple of medical bills. A useful record explains what changed in the person’s life, how long it lasted, and what supports that account.
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We handle personal injury law cases in Michigan. We take on the tough cases other firms pass on.

Michigan Motorcycle Accidents: Helmets, PIP, and Liability
After a Michigan motorcycle crash, do not assume that ordinary car-insurance rules answer every coverage question. Motor-vehicle involvement, available policies, and the rider’s circumstances can affect no-fault eligibility. A liability claim against a responsible driver is a separate issue.

Michigan Slip and Fall Claims: Property Duties After Kandil-Elsayed
A Michigan slip and fall claim requires more than proof that you fell on someone else’s property. The hazard, the property possessor’s responsibilities, notice, and the circumstances of your visit all matter. A visible hazard also no longer supplies the automatic no-duty answer found in many older summaries.

Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage in Michigan
Uninsured motorist coverage and underinsured motorist coverage can address different gaps after a crash. UM generally concerns an uninsured at-fault driver; UIM concerns an at-fault driver whose available liability coverage is insufficient. Whether either applies depends on the policy, not simply the seriousness of the injury.

Michigan Dram Shop Claims After a Drunk Driving Crash
A drunk driving collision does not automatically make a bar or restaurant liable. A Michigan dram shop investigation asks whether alcohol was unlawfully furnished in circumstances covered by the statute and whether that unlawful service contributed to the injury.

Michigan Attendant Care Benefits: Family Care and Documentation
Family members who provide injury-related care after a Michigan auto accident should document the care actually delivered. The need for help, the services performed, the hours, and the applicable insurance rules all matter. Being available at home is not the same as proving every hour is compensable attendant care.

Michigan Dog Bite Claims: Owner Liability and Injury Evidence
Michigan’s dog-bite statute can hold an owner responsible even when the dog has never bitten anyone before. The important questions include whether a bite occurred, whether it was without provocation, and whether the injured person was in a public place or lawfully on private property.
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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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Every case is different. Some settle quickly while others require trial. We will keep you informed at every step and work at the pace that serves your interests best.
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