Hurt in a car crash? Get paid what you're owed.
Michigan no-fault insurers deny, delay and cut off benefits. Dearborn attorney Ali Moubarak fights for your medical bills, lost wages and injury claim.
Costs and fees are explained in your written fee agreement.
Did your insurer deny your PIP claim?
A denial letter is not the final word. Your own no-fault insurer generally owes:
- Medical and rehab bills
- Lost wages while you can't work
- Replacement services and mileage
- Attendant care your doctor orders
Injury cases we take on
Denied or cut-off PIP benefits
When your insurer stops paying for treatment or wages, we push back and sue if we have to.
Claims against the at-fault driver
Pain and suffering and economic losses that no-fault doesn't cover.
Uninsured and underinsured motorist
When the other driver has no insurance or too little, your UM/UIM coverage may pay.
Truck, rideshare and pedestrian crashes
Commercial vehicles, Uber and Lyft, and people hit while walking or cycling.
Slip, trip and fall injuries
Injuries on unsafe stores, parking lots and rental property.
Policy rescission and fraud accusations
When an insurer tries to void your policy after the crash to avoid paying.
5 steps to protect your claim
- Get medical careEven if you feel okay. Some injuries show up days later.
- Get the police report numberThe UD-10 records fault, witnesses and insurance.
- Open a PIP claimTell your own insurer and ask for the claim number and an application for benefits.
- Keep everythingPhotos, bills, missed-work records and every insurer letter.
- Call us before you give a recorded statementThe other driver's insurer is not on your side.
Common questions
How much does it cost to hire you?
Injury cases are handled on a contingency fee: no attorney fee unless we recover money for you. Your written fee agreement explains the fee and how case costs are handled.
The crash wasn't my fault. Do I still go through my own insurance?
Usually, yes. In Michigan your own no-fault insurer generally pays your PIP benefits no matter who caused the crash. A claim against the at-fault driver is separate.
My PIP claim was denied. Is it too late?
Not necessarily, but deadlines apply. Call as soon as you can so we can review the denial and your policy.
Talk to a lawyer today
Free consultation. Tell us what happened and we'll tell you your options.
(313) 566-4802