Injured in Michigan? Get local expertise on your side. We secure the compensation you need so you can focus on healing.
Lawfty is a personal injury law firm that combines legal expertise with a data-driven approach to serve clients across Michigan. Leveraging advanced technology and deep case data, our experienced lawyers build a precise legal plan for your injury claim. We ensure your case is built entirely on facts, giving you the clarity and strategic advantage needed to pursue the full compensation you deserve.
From the streets of Detroit to the communities of Grand Rapids and everywhere in between, Lawfty is here to support Michigan. With a dedicated focus on personal injury law, we merge proven legal strategies with our innovative platform to pursue the justice and compensation you deserve.
Our team includes attorneys licensed to practice in Michigan, ensuring you’re represented by a seasoned personal injury attorney in Michigan with a strong record of success, carefully selected through our data-driven approach to suit the specifics of your case.







Results matter. Here are examples of outcomes we have secured for our clients.
From the Upper Peninsula to the Metropolitan area of Detroit, Lawfty provides clients with experienced legal representation rooted in a deep understanding of Michigan law. Our attorneys, with decades of combined experience, handle cases in all regions of the Wolverine State, addressing the unique challenges each community faces.
The heavy commercial traffic on I-94 and the Lodge Freeway often results in serious motor vehicle accidents. Our skilled Detroit, Michigan, personal injury attorneys navigate Michigan’s no-fault insurance system to pursue third-party claims against at-fault parties, such as trucking companies and their insurers, in cases of significant injury.
As a hub of commerce and manufacturing, this region sees injuries from defective products. Our attorneys handle complex product liability claims against manufacturers and other relevant stakeholders, addressing issues like faulty office furniture causing falls or defective industrial equipment leading to serious workplace injuries, ensuring victims receive fair representation.
In a vibrant University town with thousands of renters, resident safety is critical. Our personal injury lawyers pursue premises liability cases involving injuries from unsafe conditions in off-campus housing and apartment complexes, such as broken railings, faulty wiring, or inadequate lighting, holding negligent landlords and property managers accountable.
As Michigan’s capital, Lansing is home to countless office complexes and public facilities, some of which pose unforeseen hazards. We represent individuals injured on poorly maintained premises, guiding them through Michigan’s intricate liability rules and the state’s strict 180-day notice requirement for claims involving government property
Northern Michigan’s vibrant outdoor scene attracts both residents and visitors, but defective equipment can turn adventure into injury. Our attorneys represent clients in product liability cases against manufacturers of faulty recreational gear, from malfunctioning boat components linked to accidents to trail injuries caused by failing snowmobile parts, pursuing justice for those harmed.
At Lawfty, we simplify the process of your personal injury case from start to finish.
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Under Michigan personal injury law (MCL 600.5805), the general statute of limitations to file a lawsuit is three years from the date of injury. This applies to most cases, including car accidents, slip and fall, and product liability claims. However, claims against government entities have stricter deadlines. For state agencies, you typically have six months to file a formal claim (MCL 600.6431). For defective highways or certain public building claims, the deadline may be as short as 120 days. Missing these deadlines can permanently bar recovery, so consult a lawyer promptly to ensure compliance.
Michigan applies a modified comparative negligence rule with a "50% bar" (MCL 600.2959). If your share of fault is below 51%, you may still recover damages, though economic compensation (like medical bills or lost wages) will be reduced by your fault percentage. However, if you're 51% or more at fault, you're barred from recovering non-economic damages such as pain and suffering. In auto accident cases, Michigan’s no-fault insurance may cover certain economic losses regardless of fault, but additional compensation often requires legal action. A knowledgeable Michigan injury lawyer can help navigate these complexities and maximize the value of your claim.
Whether you’re injured in a car accident on I-94 in Detroit or a slip and fall in an Ann Arbor apartment, hiring an experienced Michigan personal injury lawyer levels the playing field against insurance companies trained to minimize your claim. Michigan’s unique laws, like no-fault insurance and strict government claim deadlines, require local expertise. A lawyer provides an effective way to pursue fair compensation tailored to your case.
Concerns about legal costs are common after an accident. Lawfty addresses this for Michiganders by offering a confidential, no-cost, no-obligation case evaluation. During this consultation, our team will assess your case and explain your legal rights under Michigan law. If you choose to work with us, we handle your case on a contingency fee basis, with a written agreement ensuring you pay no fees unless we recover compensation for you.
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