Whether you were injured in a car crash, truck accident, or commercial vehicle collision, RAM Law helps you navigate Michigan’s complex No-Fault and bodily injury claims. We fight to recover the maximum benefits and compensation you deserve.
Jury trials to verdict
Fully bilingual counsel
Response to every inquiry
Michigan is a No-Fault state — which means your own insurer may owe you benefits regardless of who caused the crash. Most people never claim everything they're entitled to.
Michigan auto accident cases are different because Michigan is a No-Fault state. Your own auto insurance may be responsible for certain benefits after a crash — called PIP benefits — regardless of who caused the accident.
At RAM Law, we handle both the fight for No-Fault benefits and the pursuit of compensation from the at-fault driver. We know how insurance companies delay, deny, and underpay claims, and we make sure your case is handled the right way from the beginning.
YOUR BENEFITS
Reasonable and necessary treatment related to your injuries, covered under PIP benefits.
Compensation for income lost while you recover and cannot return to work.
Payment for in-home care, including care provided by family members.
Household tasks you can no longer perform, covered while you heal.
Travel costs to and from medical appointments related to the crash.
Brought against the at-fault driver through a bodily injury claim, beyond No-Fault benefits.
Tell us what happened. We listen first, then explain what benefits you may be owed.
We handle the No-Fault application, medical records, and insurer deadlines so nothing is missed.
We push back when the insurance company delays, denies, or underpays your claim.
If they won't pay what your case is worth, we're prepared to take it to a jury.
20+
Jury trials to verdict
14 Years
Practicing law
EN / ES
Fully bilingual representation
“Insurance companies count on you giving up before the case gets to a courtroom. I don’t give them that option.”
14 yrs
Practicing law
20+
Jury trials
EN / ES
Bilingual counsel
Common Questions
Possibly. Michigan No-Fault benefits may still be available regardless of who caused the crash. Even if you believe you were partially or fully at fault, you should speak with an attorney before assuming you have no claim.
A PIP claim is filed with your own insurer for medical expenses, wage loss, attendant care, replacement services, and mileage. A bodily injury claim is brought against the at-fault driver for pain and suffering and losses beyond No-Fault benefits.
Deadlines are strict and differ between No-Fault benefits and bodily injury claims. Waiting can cost you the claim entirely, which is why we recommend speaking with an attorney as soon as possible after a crash.
Nothing upfront. We handle personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis, which means you pay no attorney fee unless we recover for you.
