Personal Injury
Serving the Bangladeshi, Yemeni, and Arab communities of Detroit, Hamtramck, Warren and all of Southeast Michigan. No fee unless we win — and we represent you in English, Bangla, and Arabic (العربية).
Pedestrian Accident Lawyer
When a vehicle strikes a person on foot, the injuries are almost always severe. Michigan's no-fault law contains an important protection for pedestrians: even if you do not own a car, you can still receive PIP benefits after being hit by a motor vehicle.
That means your medical bills and lost wages may be covered — through the driver's insurance, a resident relative's policy, or the state's assigned-claims plan. Too many injured pedestrians never learn they had these benefits available.
We make sure you receive every benefit you are entitled to and pursue the at-fault driver for full compensation. No fee unless we win, and we speak your language.
Common Questions
I was hit by a car but don't own one. Can I get benefits?
Yes. Michigan no-fault provides PIP benefits to injured pedestrians even without their own auto policy — typically through the driver's insurer, a household policy, or the Michigan Assigned Claims Plan.
The driver fled the scene. What can I do?
You may still recover through the assigned-claims plan and uninsured-motorist coverage. We help hit-and-run victims access these benefits.
How long do I have to act?
No-fault benefits are subject to a strict one-year rule, and injury lawsuits generally must be filed within three years. Contact us as soon as you can.
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