Michigan DIFS explains auto coverage and no-fault questions. Auto guidance does not cover every kind of injury claim.
Injury Edition · ✦
You’re hurt. You don’t have to figure everything out at once.
Pain, missed work, and unexpected calls can make it hard to think clearly. Start with care, keep the facts together, and find qualified help for your situation.
For a medical emergency or immediate danger, call 911.
Help you can use now · Michigan
Official information, forms, and real help.
Seek appropriate medical care. Claim notices and time limits vary by injury, coverage, and facts; get timely advice rather than relying on a universal checklist.
A directory if a court matter arises—not an injury assessment or a recommendation to file. Ask a lawyer which procedure, if any, fits your circumstances.
Use Michigan Legal Help’s finder for legal aid, clinics, and lawyer options. Eligibility and availability are determined by each provider.
Links checked November 2, 2026. These organizations are independent; listing them does not imply partnership or endorsement. Unshaken does not prepare or file court forms.
Start with care and the facts
- Seek appropriate medical attention and follow your care team’s guidance. This website cannot assess an injury.
- Keep copies of records you receive: bills, incident reports, photos, and insurance correspondence.
- Write a factual timeline and record symptoms as they occur. Do not guess or exaggerate.
- Injury claims differ. Michigan auto no-fault benefits, workplace claims, and claims against another party may involve different procedures.
There is no universal deadline for every injury claim. Seek timely advice about notices, benefit applications, and legal time limits.
Questions to bring to a professional
- 1
Which insurance or claim process applies to my injury?
- 2
What notices, records, and deadlines apply to my circumstances?
- 3
How can relevant evidence be preserved lawfully?
- 4
What fees, costs, and services would representation involve?
Don't
- Don’t delay emergency care while researching a claim.
- Don’t assume every injury belongs in small claims court.
- Don’t treat a practice score as a prediction of compensation.
Planned practice · Join the waitlist
Practice the conversation. Organize the questions.
The planned Injury Edition would use fictional cases to rehearse insurance conversations, evidence organization, and preparation with a lawyer. It cannot determine whether your claim is valid or replace professional guidance.
This edition is not playable on this website yet. Features and access arrangements may change.
The paperwork can be confusing. Your pain is never the punchline.
FAQ
- Can Unshaken tell me whether I have a claim?
- No. These are general educational pages. A qualified lawyer can assess the facts and applicable law.
- Is Injury Edition available now?
- No. This website offers information, official links, and a shared email-only waitlist. Prototype access and legal review remain unconfirmed.
- Can I upload medical records?
- No. Uploads and case summaries are planned, not available here. Do not submit private injury details through the waitlist.
Be ready when Unshaken launches.
General information and practice, not legal advice. Legal details reflect Michigan; other states differ.
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