Payment of wage loss for up to three years due to injuries sustained in the accident. If you have suffered serious injuries in a motorcycle accident involving another motor vehicle, you may have a claim for additional damages against the party who was at fault. The party at fault may be responsible for excess wage loss benefits, replacement service expenses or survivors loss benefits not already payable under Michigan no-fault law, as described above. If you have suffered injuries in a motorcycle accident where another motor vehicle was not involved, but someone else was at fault such as when a passenger is injured and the driver is at fault, the party at fault may be responsible for your medical bills, wage loss, pain and suffering, mental anguish, disability, disfigurement and loss of pleasures and enjoyments of life.
Every accident is different.
Time deadlines can be very short in some cases. Evidence should be preserved as soon as possible after an accident. The accident scene and vehicle should be inspected and photographed. Witnesses should be identified and interviewed.