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Lansing Auto Accident Attorney Verdicts and Settlements

These are just some of the many victories for our Mid-Michigan clients.

When you’re seriously injured in an auto accident – especially one that wasn’t even your fault – you shouldn’t have to go it alone or shoulder the financial burden. That’s what you purchased auto insurance for! Our attorneys have successfully defended the rights of the injured for no-fault PIP benefits as well as passionately pursued auto liability claims against careless and negligent drivers throughout all of Michigan since 1951, obtaining an impressive roster of verdicts and settlements throughout the years.

$8,274,234.20 – Trial verdict on behalf of client struck by a company-owned vehicle while using a pedestrian crosswalk after six years of complex auto litigation in the Michigan Court of Appeals and Michigan Supreme Court.

$3,800,000 – Settlement for woman hit by a company truck who failed to yield the right-of-way at an intersection. Client sustained multiple lower extremity injuries, internal injuries, head trauma, and traumatically induced stroke.

$2,770,000 – Highway defect case in Ingham County construction zone; motorcyclist encountered defect and crashed, rendering him a quadriplegic who ultimately succumbed to complications stemming from injuries.

$2,500,000 – Lansing semi-truck accident catastrophically injured a 19-year-old woman who sustained traumatic brain injury, multiple facial, neck, and leg fractures.

$2,500,000 – Settlement of Ingham County auto crash causing aggravation of pre-existing neck condition.

$1,300,000 – Eaton County semi-truck accident involving 27-year-old man who suffered extensive intra-abdominal injury, deep laceration of left hand, significant psychological and emotional trauma, cervical spine injury, shoulder injury, and head and face lacerations and abrasions.

$980,000 – Eaton County automobile-semi-truck collision on I-69 resulting in the wrongful death of 54-year-old man.

$873,353 – Recovery of Michigan no-fault benefits for a brain-injured Lansing man injured in an automobile accident.

$825,000 – Eaton County semi-truck accident on I-69 involving 55-year-old man who suffered traumatic brain injury, right shoulder aggravation injury, cervical spine injury, right wrist aggravation injury, injury to teeth, abrasions to head, torso, and extremities.

$585,000 – Lansing auto accidentinvolving college-aged young woman who suffered a serious back injury, abdominal trauma, and compromised immune system after injuries sustained while a passenger in vehicle.

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Dangerous Roads and Intersections in Lansing

Car accidents can happen anywhere, but Lansing has some of Michigan’s most dangerous roads and intersections for car crashes. Lansing car accident lawyer, Steve Sinas, along with many of our other mid-Michigan car crash attorneys, report frequently on these areas, focusing specifically on some of Lansing’s most dangerous roads and worst offenders, such as the I-496 and US-127 corridor, which just so happens to be the exchange most travelers use to get to the Sinas Dramis headquarters office in Lansing.

If you’ve been injured in a crash on one of Michigan’s most dangerous roads, have experienced the loss of a loved one in a Lansing fatal car crash, or anywhere throughout the state, you want a legal team that understands the complexities not only of these areas and crashes and can help solidify your case, but also a thorough knowledge and understanding of the complexities of Michigan’s nuanced auto insurance law.

Learn more about our Dangerous Road Campaign here.

Mid-Michigan car crash lawyer, Steve Sinas, discussed the many issues along the I-496/US-127 interchange in Lansing that often lead to serious collisions in that area on a segment of WLAJ “In the Name of the Law,” citing data from 2016-2020 (the most recent data available as of the 2021 recording date).