Lenox Township, MI • Macomb County
Lenox Township Car Accident & Personal Injury Lawyer
Hurt in a crash or accident in Lenox Township? Macomb Injury Lawyers helps Lenox Township residents recover no-fault benefits and full compensation from the people who caused their injuries. Free consultations 24/7, and you pay nothing unless we win.
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- Local Clinton Township Office
Personal Injury Lawyers Serving Lenox Township, Michigan
Macomb Injury Lawyers is a family-run personal injury firm based in Clinton Township, and we represent injured people throughout Lenox Township. Most of our practice is motor vehicle accident cases, so we understand Michigan's no-fault system and the tactics insurers use to delay and deny claims.
When you call, you talk with a Hartkop attorney, not a call center. If you cannot come to our office, we can meet by phone or video.
Car Accidents on Lenox Township Roads
Lenox Township, which includes the village of New Haven, is crossed by I-94 and Gratiot Avenue. Freeway speeds, rural intersections and truck traffic make serious collisions a concern for local drivers.
We regularly help clients hurt in crashes on roads such as:
- I-94
- Gratiot Avenue
- 26 Mile Road
- 29 Mile Road
- County Line Road
Learn more about the most dangerous intersections in Macomb County.
What to Do After a Car Accident in Lenox Township
- Call 911. Crashes in Lenox Township are generally handled by local police or the Macomb County Sheriff's Office. Ask for the report number.
- Get medical care right away, even if you feel fine.
- Photograph the vehicles, the scene and your injuries, and get witness contact information.
- Notify your own auto insurer to start your no-fault (PIP) claim.
- Do not give a recorded statement to the other driver's insurance company.
- Call a lawyer for a free consultation before you sign anything.
Read our full after-a-crash checklist.
Injury Cases We Handle for Lenox Township Residents
Your Rights After a Lenox Township Car Accident
Under Michigan no-fault law, your own auto insurer generally pays your PIP benefits for medical care, a portion of lost wages and replacement services, no matter who caused the crash. If your injuries meet the serious impairment threshold under MCL 500.3135, you can also sue the at-fault driver for pain and suffering and for costs your PIP coverage does not pay.
Deadlines are strict: generally one year to give notice of a no-fault claim and three years to file an injury lawsuit. Learn more on our Macomb County car accident lawyer page.
Where a Lenox Township Injury Case Is Handled
Most serious injury lawsuits arising in Macomb County are filed in the 16th Circuit Court in Mount Clemens. Our attorneys know the local courts and procedures, and many cases are resolved through negotiation without ever going to trial. If an insurer will not pay a fair amount, we are prepared to take your case to court.
No fee unless we win. We handle injury cases on a contingency fee, so there is no upfront cost to hire us.
Case Results
Recoveries for Macomb County Clients
- $950,000Auto accident, Macomb County
- $800,000Medical malpractice, Macomb County
- $300,000Auto accident claim, Macomb County
FAQ
Lenox Township Injury Lawyer FAQ
Do I need a lawyer after a car accident in Lenox Township?
If you were injured, talking with a lawyer can protect your no-fault benefits and your right to sue the at-fault driver. Insurers often deny or cut off benefits, and Michigan deadlines are strict. A consultation with Macomb Injury Lawyers is free.
How do I get a crash report for an accident in Lenox Township?
Crash reports are generally available from the police agency that responded, which in Lenox Township is usually local police or the Macomb County Sheriff's Office. Many Michigan crash reports can also be requested online through the state's Traffic Crash Purchasing System. We can get the report for you.
How much does a Lenox Township car accident lawyer cost?
Nothing upfront. We work on a contingency fee and are paid only if we recover money for you. Michigan court rules generally cap personal injury contingency fees at one-third of the recovery after costs.
Do I have to come to your office?
No. Our office is in Clinton Township, but we can meet by phone or video. Call (586) 333-3000 any time, day or night.
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