Timothy L. Taylor

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$20 per day in replacement services. This is to pay for services which injured persons are no longer able to provide for themselves or their families, such as housekeeping and yard workIf your insurance company does not pay you benefits that you believe that it is required to pay (which, unfortunately, is not uncommon), then you bring the Afirst party action against it. Be advised, however, that any such suit must be brought within one year of the denial of the benefit or your right to contest the insurance company’s denial is waived. Therefore, if your insurance company is denying payments of any sort, you should get an experienced attorney involved right away. Third Party Cases Third party cases are against the other driver in the accident. These can only be brought if the other driver was negligent. Under Michigan’s No-Fault law, the circumstances in which you can bring these are limited.

As a “generalist” for many of the years of my practice, I have experience in many different legal fields. As a consequence, I have also seen a broad array of legal problems lead to litigation.

First party cases are those that you bring against your own insurance company for the company’s failure to live up to the obligations under the insurance policy. When you have been in a motor vehicle accident, it is your insurance company’s obligation to pay for many of the damages you might suffer, regardless of who was at fault in the accident.

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