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What You Need to Know First

Who is at fault in an intersection crash?

Fault depends on the traffic signals, right of way, and what each road user actually did. A police report or ticket is part of the evidence, but it does not decide the civil claim. Video, witness accounts, and signal records can help resolve conflicting stories. No-Fault benefits are reviewed separately.

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The actual movement controls

Signal and right-of-way rules must be applied to the precise lanes, turns, vehicles, pedestrians, and crash-date controls.

A citation is not the whole civil case

Police diagrams and citations can route the investigation, but physical, digital, traffic-control, and witness evidence still matter.

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We Build The Scene, Vehicle, Coverage, And Injury Record Together.

Signal data, controller logs, traffic plans, construction records, video, witnesses, vehicle evidence, lane markings, debris, sight lines, and event-date photographs can change or disappear.

Crash reconstruction

Exact lanes, controls, movements, impacts, debris, lighting, sight lines, weather, video, witnesses, 911, dispatch, and responder observations.

Vehicle and digital proof

Vehicle condition and data, phones, apps, infotainment, dashcams, tow, repair, ownership, work purpose, and policies obtained through lawful sources.

Coverage map

PIP priority, liability policies, UM/UIM, assigned claims, ownership, employment, platform, public-entity, and lien issues.

Injury and function

EMS, emergency, imaging, specialists, rehabilitation, work, household, function, prognosis, and future-care proof.

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  3. Understand your options

    We explain whether we may be able to help, what information is still needed, and what representation would involve.

  4. Decide whether to move forward

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions: Michigan Intersection Accident Lawyer

Who is at fault in a Michigan intersection crash?

It depends on the controls, lanes, turns, timing, speed, sight lines, vehicle movements, witnesses, and comparative-fault evidence. The crash location alone does not decide fault.

Does a traffic citation decide the injury claim?

No. It can be evidence, but the civil claim requires its own proof of duty, breach, causation, injury, damages, and comparative fault.

Can signal timing or controller data be requested?

Sometimes. First identify the agency or entity controlling the exact signal, then use a focused preservation or records request for the relevant date and time.

What if a signal or road condition contributed?

A public-road theory is conditional and can involve control, defect, notice, causation, immunity, forum, and short notice rules. It should not be assumed from a bad condition alone.

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The consultation is free. If we take the case, there is no attorney fee unless we recover money for you.

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