Your recovery
Injuries, medical care, and the effect on work and daily life.
Michigan accident settlement calculator
Answer a few questions about your accident, injuries, and insurance.
Our team reviews your answers and follows up. No dollar estimate is generated.
Every accident has its own story
Medical bills alone don’t tell us what happened, how recovery is going, or what an insurance company has offered. Your answers help our team ask the right follow-up questions.
Read our settlement guideInjuries, medical care, and the effect on work and daily life.
What happened, who was involved, and what information is available.
Insurance details, any settlement offer, or papers you’ve been asked to sign.
An approximate accident date and a brief account of what happened are enough to begin. If you have insurance letters, keep them handy for the follow-up conversation. You don’t need to upload records.
What happens next
Answer the questions at your own pace.
Check your answers and tell us how to reach you.
Talk through your accident and possible next steps.
Before you begin
A few things to know before you start.
No. The calculator organizes your accident details for Michigan Legal Center’s team. It does not generate a dollar estimate. Our team follows up to learn more about your situation and discuss your claim.
Your answers go to Michigan Legal Center. Our team contacts you using the phone number or email you provide, asks follow-up questions, and discusses whether we can help. Submitting answers does not guarantee case acceptance.
Choose “not sure” where it applies and leave optional fields blank. You can start without a police report, an insurance offer, or a complete set of medical records.
Yes. Choose the answer that describes who was hurt, then choose “Asking for someone else” when we ask about your role. Enter your own name and contact information so our team can speak with you.
Yes. There is no charge to use the calculator or speak with our team about your accident. You do not have to hire the firm. Submitting the form does not create an attorney-client relationship.