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If you were injured in a rollover car accident in Michigan, you might be traumatized and unsure of how to proceed. Depending on the severity of your injuries, you may be facing an extensive recovery time and incurring substantial medical bills while missing time from work.

However, if the careless, reckless, or malicious behavior of another driver caused the accident, you have legal options and might wish to contact a knowledgeable lawyer for help.

A skilled Michigan car accident attorney will help to explain your rights and guide you through the ensuing legal process.

Determining Fault for a Rollover Crash

For a successful rollover car accident claim, an injured claimant must be able to demonstrate that another driver was negligent.

To do this, four elements must be established:

  • Duty—each driver has an obligation to drive safely and obey the rules of the road
  • Breach of duty—the driver neglected to follow their duty by, for example, texting, drinking and driving, or being distracted behind the wheel
  • Causation—due to the driver’s reckless behavior, an accident occurred
  • Damages—as a result of the accident, the claimant suffered injuries and associated losses

However, even when a claimant’s injuries are obvious and severe, proving fault is often a complex and exhaustive legal process. Because of this, a person injured in a rollover car accident in Michigan will  benefit from the knowledge and skill of an attorney at Buckfire Law Firm.

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Types of Compensation Available

Because of the severity of many rollover car accidents in Michigan, an injured claimant might be entitled to numerous forms of compensation, both economic and non-economic in nature.

Economic damages might include lost wages, decreased earning capacity, and all associated medical expenses—including hospital bills, surgery costs, and rehabilitation and physical therapy expenses.  Most of these claims are covered under a no-fault insurance policy.

Non-economic damages, on the other hand, are often more difficult to calculate. These damages are meant to compensate a claimant for the physical and mental anguish they have suffered as a result of the crash. As such, these damages might include pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, and disfigurement, scarring, and disability.

Our attorneys will work to get you the maximum possible car accident settlement.  We win among the top settlements in Michigan every year.

The Statute of Limitations in Michigan

The statute of limitations is an important legal aspect that any potential claimant should understand. Essentially, anyone injured in a motor vehicle crash who wants to pursue compensation against an at-fault driver should do so within three years from the date of the accident, according to Michigan Compiled Law §600.5805.

Furthermore, in the event that a motorist is killed in a crash, a surviving family member can pursue a claim from the date of their loved one’s passing. No matter the circumstances, a qualified Michigan rollover car accident lawyer could try to help an injured motorist file a claim that satisfies the statute of limitations. If this timeframe is not met, a claim that might be otherwise valid could be met with a dismissal.

Contact a Michigan Rollover Car Accident Lawyer

A Michigan rollover car accident lawyer at The Buckfire Law Firm is ready and available to start working on your case now.

To learn more about how a legal professional will help, call Buckfire Law Firm today.  We charge no fees unless you win a settlement!

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