In a recent case, the Michigan Court of Appeals has found that a car accident victim failed to prove that she sustained a serious impairment of a body function.
In this case, the car accident victim was injured in a Michigan auto accident  when the car she was driving was rear-ended by a car driven by [...]

The Michigan Court of Appeals has held that, in a lawsuit for injuries filed by a Michigan car accident victim, the trial court erred b refusing to consider a Ph.D psychologist’s opinion and other evidence regarding whether the car accident victim suffered a closed-head injury in the Michigan automobile accident.
The car accident victim, proceeding through [...]

The Michigan Court of Appeals has affirmed that a Michigan car accident victim is entitled to judgment in her favor in the amount of $173,703.46. In 2002, the car accident victim sustained injuries in a Michigan automobile accident. She was discharged from the hospital to a residential brain injury rehabilitation institute, where she spent three months before being transferred to the Ann Arbor Rehabilitation Center (AARC). State Farm provided the plaintiff’s no-fault automobile insurance, and paid for her treatment at AARC until May 2004, when it discontinued payments to AARC. The plaintiff then retained a Michigan car accident lawyer and filed suit, seeking recovery of allowable expenses incurred after May 2004. On August 29, 2006, a jury returned a verdict in her favor.