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Attorney Fee

The one-third contingency fee arrangement for motorcycle accident attorneys in Michigan aligns the interests of both the lawyer and the injured party, as the attorney only receives payment if they successfully win the case.  This fee structure also ensures that the attorney's compensation is limited to 33.3% of the total verdict or settlement amount.

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Michigan No-Fault

Under Michigan No-Fault law, a motorcycle is not classified as a motor vehicle, which implies that standard motorcycle insurance policies do not offer the same Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits as No-Fault automobile policies.  If a motorcyclist is injured in a collision with a motor vehicle, they may seek reimbursement from the No-Fault policy covering the other driver.

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Insurance

Stay informed and dispel the 'fully covered' misconception. Your insurance agent might not be well-versed in motorcycle coverage specifics.  Keep in mind that if you're hit by an automobile, the at-fault driver's insurance generally covers your medical bills, lost wages, and other related expenses. You may also be entitled to compensation for bodily harm, pain, and suffering.

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Who Pays

In the event of an accident involving a motor vehicle, your coverage is contingent upon the at-fault driver's policy.  To ensure adequate 3rd party bodily injury protection, invest in $250,000/$500,000 Uninsured and Underinsured coverage.  Unlimited PIP coverage on your personal automobile policy is crucial to guarantee optimal medical coverage, as your primary coverage is dependent on the at-fault driver's policy.