Reputable Car Accident Lawyer in Michigan
For Auto Negligence Cases
Receive the comprehensive legal assistance you need when facing a motor vehicle liability case by choosing GREGORY M. JANKS Attorney at Law, P.C. As a qualified car accident lawyer in Michigan, he can help you file a lawsuit against the offending party or parties or an out-of-court claim. Whether your liability case resulted from a car, truck, motorcycle, or bicycle accident, he has your needs covered.
GREGORY M. JANKS Attorney at Law, P.C. can assist you with filing a “pain and suffering” claim under the Michigan No-Fault insurance legislation. According to this law, your injuries must have met a “threshold” of death, severe impairment of a body function, or permanent serious disfigurement (MCL 500.3101 et seq.).
In addition, he can help you understand your first-party claims (also known as No-Fault claims) versus your car insurer to pay PIP (Personal Injury Protection) benefits. These benefits are payable regardless of culpability and include:
The claim must be made in writing and has a one-year time limit (MCL 500.3101 et seq.). As your personal injury attorney, GREGORY M. JANKS Attorney at Law, P.C. will guide you every step of the way as you analyze your situation.
He will also provide you with the resources to handle PIP claims yourself. This process spares you from paying attorney fees since your insurer usually volunteers to pay the claim. If you choose not to manage the claim yourself, or if it is denied, GREGORY M. JANKS Attorney at Law, P.C. will represent you in the PIP claim.
Other Motor Vehicle-Related Cases
In addition to being a car accident lawyer, GREGORY M. JANKS Attorney at Law, P.C. handles other motor vehicle-related cases and auto accident liability, including:
Dram Shop Liability
Dram shop liability occurs when a driver is visibly intoxicated but is still being served alcohol. In most cases, a car accident lawyer will require an eyewitness testimony to prove such ongoing service. There is a 120-day written notice requirement once you retain counsel and a two-year statute of limitations (MCL 436.1801).
Highway Liability
Highway liability involves a vehicular accident caused by the improved part of a road with a defect that has existed for 30 days or more. A two-year statute of limitations and a 120-day written notice requirement apply. (MCL 691.1402 et seq.).