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A Macomb County motorcycle crash case that looked impossible became a favorable verdict after careful investigation, focus-group work, trial preparation, and a team willing to challenge first impressions.
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Every case depends on its own facts.
Michigan motorcycle law update
A recent Michigan Court of Appeals decision may change how medical bills are handled after a motorcycle crash. Jason Waechter explains what riders and families should know before insurance controls the conversation.
Start in the right place
A serious motorcycle crash can involve medical bills, no-fault benefits, wage loss, damaged gear, police reports, witnesses, cameras, and pressure from insurance adjusters. Choose the issue that fits your situation, or call for a free review.
Free case review. Motorcycle injury and death cases only.
Before you give a recorded statement or accept a quick insurance offer, get the crash facts reviewed by a team focused on Michigan motorcycle injury claims.
Millions Won for Michigan Bikers Handled 1,000+ Motorcycle Cases. No fee unless we win Success Rate: 99%
Is considered the most dangerous kind of vehicle accident.
The most common motorcycle wreck.
Semi-Truck, Delivery, Bus, & Commercial Vehicles.
The hyperextension of a motorcyclist when rearended is worse.
If the negligent driver is unknown, you may still have a case.
We immediately request the cell phone data before it is gone.
We sue impaired car & truck drivers.
Whether car or bike, we know how to deal with it.
We hold construction companies and state responsible.
From mild to severe.
Are devastating and we specialize.
Nondisplaced to surgery with hardware.
Caused by skin contact with pavement during a crash.
Accident resulting in the rider’s death.
We can help & Know how to deal with this.
What to know when filing claim after a motorcycle crash.
Hear from clients who’ve experienced success with our expert legal representation.
Results may vary depending on your particular facts and legal circumstances.
Leg amputation caused by distracted driver negligence.
Death, Road construction negligence.
Motorcycle hits road construction defect.
Motorcyclists suffers broken leg from auto negligence.
Motorcycle hit by elderly driver. Severe leg injury.
Motorcycle crash, no helmet, disputed liability.
Millions Won for Michigan Bikers Handled 1,000+ Motorcycle Cases. No fee unless we win Success Rate: 99%
Results may vary depending on your particular facts and legal circumstances.
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Our firm educates Michigan motorcyclists about current and changes to laws.
Results may vary depending on your particular facts and legal circumstances.
Provide a few simple details about your injury and our team will take it from there.
We have settled cases in as short as 90 days, but usually it is more like six months to a year and a half. It really depends on the nature and circumstances of your specific case.
Not necessarily. You can represent yourself in a Michigan motorcycle accident case, but it’s not recommended due to the complexity of the state’s No-Fault insurance laws. Missing key deadlines or filing with the wrong insurer could cost you thousands in unpaid medical bills or lost benefits.
When clients ask what their motorcycle accident case is worth, the honest answer is that it depends on several factors—liability, the severity of injuries, and available insurance coverage. We don’t make empty promises; instead, we focus on building the strongest case possible to maximize your compensation, because we only get paid if you do.
Yes, Medicare may pay medical bills after a Michigan motorcycle accident, but only if no other coverage like No-Fault insurance is available. If Medicare does pay, it has a right to be reimbursed from any injury settlement or verdict you receive, unlike No-Fault insurance which does not require reimbursement.
Motorcyclists are entitled to No-Fault benefits in Michigan if a motor vehicle is involved in the crash, but those benefits now depend on the PIP medical coverage chosen by the vehicle’s driver. Since the 2020 No-Fault reform, this means injured motorcyclists are limited by the at-fault driver’s selected coverage level, not their own.