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After a serious injury, you may be dealing with medical treatment, missed work, and an insurance company already asking questions about what happened. A personal injury attorney in Wayne County can step in early, investigate the claim, and deal with the insurance issues while you focus on recovering.
At VanStone Injury Law, we represent injured people throughout Wayne County, from Detroit and Dearborn to Livonia, Canton, Taylor, Westland, and surrounding communities.
New-client consultations are free and available seven days a week from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. We also accept 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
Fault isn’t always the only issue in an injury claim. Questions can also come up about insurance coverage, medical treatment, or whether an insurer will try to connect your symptoms to an older injury.
Our team investigates those issues and builds the case around what the evidence shows and how the injury has affected your life.
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.
What matters in an injury case can change as treatment continues and more information becomes available. We keep track of those changes and make sure the case develops with them.
Case value depends on the full impact of the injury, from the treatment you’ve needed to the ways it has affected your work and everyday life. We build those details into the case so its value reflects more than a diagnosis or medical bill.
Questions come up as a case moves forward. Our team keeps you informed about what we’re working on, what we need from you, and what comes next.
From Detroit and Dearborn to Livonia, Canton, Taylor, and Downriver communities, clients work with the same VanStone team throughout their case.
An insurer may challenge how an accident happened, whether an injury was caused by it, or whether certain treatment was necessary. We identify those issues early and build the evidence needed to answer them.
VanStone Injury Law handles qualifying personal injury matters on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay no attorney fees unless we recover compensation on your behalf.
We don’t wait until settlement talks to find out where a case stands. By that point, we’ve developed the evidence, worked through the insurance issues, and know what we’re prepared to support if the case moves forward.
Car and truck crashes are a major part of our personal injury practice. These cases can involve hit-and-run drivers, disputed fault, pre-existing injuries, commercial vehicles, and uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage.
Michigan No-Fault can add another layer, including claims for medical expenses, wage loss, replacement services, attendant care, and other PIP benefits.
VanStone also represents Michigan medical providers in No-Fault disputes. That experience with treatment denials, billing disputes, and fee-schedule issues helps us handle the injury claim and No-Fault issues from the same accident.
Let our team handle the insurance issues while you focus on recovering.
Our team handles injury cases throughout Wayne County, from Detroit and the western suburbs to Downriver communities. That includes crashes on major routes like I-94, I-75, and Telegraph Road, along with injuries that happen at businesses, homes, and other properties across the county.
For accident cases, we move quickly to preserve evidence that may be harder to recover later, such as scene photos, witness accounts, and vehicle evidence. We also review the medical records and insurance coverage to understand the injuries and any issues that could affect the claim.
When a case moves into litigation, Wayne County’s Third Judicial Circuit handles civil matters that include auto negligence and other personal injury claims. We develop the file with that possibility in mind from the beginning, so we’re prepared if the claim can’t be resolved with the insurance company.
You don’t have to sort through the insurance questions or figure out the next step on your own. A Wayne County personal injury lawyer at VanStone Injury Law can review what happened, explain how insurance coverage works, and help you understand what comes next.
If we take your case, we’ll handle the claim and the insurance issues so you can put your attention back on recovery.
Free consultations for new clients are available seven days a week from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Need to call outside those hours? Our scheduling line is open 24/7.
You may still have a claim. Uninsured-motorist coverage can sometimes apply even if you do not have an auto policy in your own name. Coverage may also be available through another policy within the household, Michigan No-Fault coverage, or another source.
Many Michigan personal injury lawsuits are subject to a three-year filing deadline, but different deadlines can apply depending on the type of claim and the facts involved. Speaking with a personal injury lawyer in Detroit early can help determine which deadline applies to your case.
You may still have a claim. Uninsured-motorist coverage can sometimes apply, and other coverage may be available depending on the policies involved. We can review the insurance information and determine what options may apply to your accident.
Michigan No-Fault can provide benefits after a crash regardless of who caused it. Depending on the facts and available coverage, those benefits may include medical expenses, wage loss, replacement services, attendant care, and other PIP benefits.
You may also have a separate claim against an at-fault driver. We review both sides of the case so you know what coverage and claims may be available.
VanStone handles qualifying personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis. You don’t pay attorney fees unless we recover compensation for you.
Not always. The proper court depends on the facts of the case and the parties involved. If a case is filed in Wayne County and falls within its jurisdiction, personal injury and auto-negligence matters may be handled by the Third Judicial Circuit’s Civil Division.
You don’t have to wait for a dispute to start. Speaking with an attorney early can help you understand the available coverage, what evidence should be preserved, and what to watch for as the claim moves forward.
The deadline depends on the type of claim and the circumstances involved. Because different deadlines and notice requirements may apply, speak with an injury lawyer in Southfield promptly to determine which deadline applies to your case.
