No Fault Insurance Settlement Against State Farm
Our Detroit car accident lawyers settled a no fault insurance lawsuit against State Farm Insurance. Our client suffered a herniated disc and neurological injuries in a car accident in 2009. The insurance company was paying her wage loss claims but refused to pay household service benefits. We filed a lawsuit in the Wayne County Circuit Court seeking payment of back benefits. The case was litigated and the insurance company agreed to settle the case for $65,000 at a court ordered mediation.
Replacement service benefits are payments for services performed around your home that you used to do but cannot do because of injuries from a car accident. You can receive up to $20 a day ($600/month) for these services during your recovery. You are entitled these benefits for up to the first three years after the date of the accident if you are unable to perfrom the services yourself.
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