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Personal Injury Attorneys Advocating For The Injured In Kalamazoo

When someone else’s carelessness causes you harm, you deserve justice. A personal injury claim allows you to seek compensation when another party’s actions injure you. You may face mounting medical bills, lost wages, and ongoing pain while insurance companies try to minimize what they owe.

Since 2003, our personal injury attorneys at Lewis Reed & Allen have fought for the injured people of Michigan. With us, clients get over 250 years of combined experience. We help accident victims recover the compensation they deserve.

Types Of Personal Injury Cases We Handle

We represent clients injured in many types of accidents caused by negligence or reckless behavior. Our personal injury practice includes:

  • Auto accidents: We handle car crashes, truck accidents, and motorcycle collisions. Michigan requires no-fault auto insurance with Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits. You may still pursue additional compensation for pain and suffering beyond PIP coverage.
  • Slip-and-fall accidents: Property owners must maintain safe conditions. We represent clients injured on icy sidewalks, wet floors, and poorly maintained premises. Landlords who ignore safety complaints can be held responsible.
  • Premises liability: We handle injuries from inadequate security, unsafe building conditions, and negligent property maintenance.
  • Defective products: We pursue claims when dangerous or faulty products cause injury.
  • Dog bites: Pet owners are responsible when their animals attack others.
  • Medical malpractice: Healthcare providers who fail to meet proper standards can be held liable.
  • Workplace injuries: We help injured workers with compensation claims and third-party liability cases.

Personal injury claims cover physical injuries and related psychological harm like pain and suffering. Every case deserves strong legal representation.

Why You Need A Personal Injury Attorney

Insurance companies are profit-focused businesses. Their goal is to pay as little as possible on your insurance claim. Adjusters may offer quick settlements that ignore long-term medical needs or permanent disabilities. Without an attorney, you may accept far less than your claim is worth.

Our personal injury lawyers know how to prove fault and negligence. We are prepared to:

  • Gather evidence
  • Work with medical professionals and document your injuries
  • Calculate all damages including medical bills, lost wages and compensation for pain and suffering

We fight for maximum recovery while you focus on healing.

How Long Do I Have To File A Personal Injury Claim In Michigan?

Generally, you have three years from the date of injury to file most personal injury claims in Michigan. Medical malpractice claims typically must be filed within two years. Some situations may have different deadlines.

Missing these deadlines means losing your right to compensation. Evidence also disappears over time. The sooner you speak with an attorney, the better. Waiting too long can eliminate your ability to seek compensation.

What Compensation Can I Recover After A Car Accident?

You can seek compensation for medical expenses, lost wages and pain and suffering. You may also pursue additional damages from the at-fault driver if your injuries meet certain thresholds. We help you pursue every dollar you deserve.

Should I Talk To The Insurance Company Before Hiring A Personal Injury Lawyer?

Be very careful. Insurance adjusters work for the insurance company, not you. They may ask questions meant to hurt your claim or offer quick settlements before you understand your injuries.

It’s best to speak with a personal injury attorney before giving statements or accepting settlement offers. Let us handle all communications to protect your rights.

Let Us Help You Recover

If you were hurt as a result of someone else’s negligence, work with our team. Call us at 269-388-7600 or use this form to book a free consultation. We serve injured individuals throughout Kalamazoo and Southwest Michigan.