What we take
- First-party PIP suits, including attendant care, wage loss and priority disputes
- Third-party auto negligence claims, including truck and wrongful death cases
- Provider-side no-fault litigation and fee-schedule disputes
- Cases that need trial counsel close to a trial date
“Many attorneys send me cases because they don’t practice injury law or aren’t licensed in Michigan. They refer the client, and I take it from there.”
How a referral works
- Call or send a short summary with the crash date, injuries, insurers and any deadlines.
- We run conflicts, review what you sent, and tell you whether we can take the matter.
- We sign a written fee-division agreement with you, and the client is told about every lawyer involved.
- You receive updates on the case at the frequency you choose.
What matters now
For an unsued PIP claim, the one-year-back rule makes timing part of the case: losses older than a year before suit are generally not recoverable unless tolling applies. Earlier referrals keep more of the claim intact.
Sources: MRPC 1.5(e); MCL 500.3145.