According to Michigan Traffic Crash Facts for 2008, One out of every 10,208 persons in
What Is Considered A Serious Motorcycle Accident Injury?
In order to file a successful Michigan motorcycle accident lawsuit one must have sustained a serious injury due to the car accident. Some serious injuries include but are not limited to:
· Fractured and broken bones
· Back and neck injuries, like herniated and bulging discs
· Nerve damage
· Injuries that require surgery or substantial treatment
· Closed head and traumatic brain injuries (TBI)
· Spinal cord injuries
· Knee injuries
· Shoulder injuries
· Scarring and disfigurement
· Road rash requiring significant skin grafts
· Burn injuries
· Amputation injuries
· Psychological injuries, like depression and post-traumatic stress disorder
· Injuries which cause disability from work and other daily activities
When Can You Sue For A Motorcycle Accident Injury?
In order to have a motorcycle accident injury case one must be able to prove that the other driver is the at-fault driver in the accident and that you sustained a serious injury due to the crash. The process for this kind of lawsuit is complex and requires an experienced motorcycle accident attorney.
Is There a Time Limit To Sue For A
There are strict time limitations for filing motorcycle accident claims and No-Fault Insurance claims in
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