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When you need a personal injury lawyer in Lansing, MI, VanStone Injury Law represents people injured in car accidents, slip and fall accidents, wrongful death cases, and Personal Injury Protection (PIP) claims under Michigan’s no-fault law. Our attorneys are licensed to practice throughout the state and help injury victims pursue compensation.
Whether your injuries resulted from a crash on I-496, an accident on US-127, or another incident in the Lansing area, we provide free new-client consultations seven days a week between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Our intake team also takes scheduling calls 24/7.
Personal injury and Michigan No-Fault matters resolved with a financial recovery
Decades of combined legal experience across our attorney team
Accidents happen anywhere, from busy intersections near downtown Lansing to construction sites, workplaces, and local businesses throughout the city. VanStone Injury Law represents individuals and families across Lansing and Ingham County in personal injury cases.
Our practice areas include:
Your case doesn’t need to fit neatly into any of these categories for us to review it. Contact our team today so we can help you get started on the road to recovery.
One of the easiest mistakes in personal injury law is treating every case the same. Two people can have the same diagnosis and very different circumstances. VanStone’s attorneys and legal team work to document not only the medical diagnosis, but how an injury affects work, family responsibilities, activities, and everyday life.
Lansing injury cases may involve local courts, busy commuter routes, and incidents throughout the greater Ingham County area. VanStone Injury Law brings Michigan litigation experience to cases arising in Lansing and nearby communities.
Our attorneys understand the procedures and requirements that affect personal injury cases filed in Ingham County courts and prepare each claim with those local considerations in mind.
Crashes along I-496, US-127, Saginaw Highway, and other heavily traveled Lansing-area roads often involve complex accident claims. We build each case around the specific facts and available evidence.
We represent injury victims throughout Lansing, East Lansing, Okemos, Haslett, and surrounding Ingham County communities.
Lawsuits arising in Lansing are generally filed in the 30th Judicial Circuit Court or the 54-A District Court, depending on the type of case and the amount in dispute. VanStone Injury Law’s familiarity with local court procedures and insurer tactics helps us build efficient, well-supported claims.
VanStone Injury Law handles personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis. That means you pay no attorney fees unless we recover compensation for you. This allows Lansing families, workers, and accident victims to pursue experienced legal representation without worrying about upfront legal costs.
Our goal is to help clients recover the financial resources they need to rebuild their lives. Whether through settlement negotiations or courtroom litigation, we pursue compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, future care, and pain and suffering whenever Michigan law allows.
Michigan law affects both how an injury claim is handled and how long you have to act. Most personal injury lawsuits must be filed within three years of the injury, although different deadlines and exceptions may apply depending on the circumstances.
For Lansing-area auto accidents, Michigan’s No-Fault system may provide PIP benefits for qualifying medical expenses, rehabilitation, and lost income regardless of who caused the crash. VanStone Injury Law evaluates available insurance coverage, fault, damages, and filing deadlines so you understand which claims may apply and what steps to take next.
Lansing’s major routes include I-496, US-127, Saginaw Highway, Cedar Street, Michigan Avenue, and Grand River Avenue, where heavy commuter and local traffic creates opportunities for serious collisions. VanStone Injury Law represents people injured in crashes and other incidents throughout Lansing, East Lansing, Okemos, Haslett, Holt, and surrounding Ingham County communities.
Personal injury lawsuits involving more than $25,000 may proceed through Ingham County’s 30th Judicial Circuit Court, whose General Trial Division handles personal injury matters. With a Circuit Court location at the Veterans Memorial Courthouse on West Kalamazoo Street in downtown Lansing, the legal process is distinctly local. VanStone Injury Law builds claims from the beginning by preserving evidence, documenting injuries, reviewing insurance coverage, and preparing for litigation when a fair resolution is not reached.
If you were injured in Lansing or Ingham County, contact VanStone Injury Law and tell us what happened.
You do not need to know what type of claim you have before calling. We can review the accident, available insurance coverage, your injuries, and the issues that may affect the case.
Yes. Our personal injury lawyers at VanStone Injury Law serve injury victims throughout Lansing, including East Lansing, REO Town, Old Town, Westside Neighborhood, and surrounding communities across Ingham County. We can meet remotely or travel to clients whose injuries prevent them from visiting our office.
We offer free consultations and strive to speak with new clients as quickly as possible. Contact our office to discuss current availability and schedule your consultation.
Yes. Michigan’s no-fault law requires your own auto insurer to pay eligible PIP benefits regardless of fault. To pursue compensation from the at-fault driver for pain and suffering, your injuries generally must meet Michigan’s serious impairment threshold.
VanStone Injury Law handles cases on a contingency fee basis. You pay no attorney fees unless we recover compensation for your case. Your contingency fee agreement will be provided in writing before we take your case.
In most cases, Michigan allows three years from the date of the injury to file a lawsuit under MCL 600.5805. Claims against government entities may require much shorter notice deadlines, so it’s important to speak with an attorney as soon as possible.
