I was riding my bike in Detroit when a tractor-trailer truck pulled into my lane of travel and forced me to roll my bike into an oncoming lane of traffic. I suffered catastrophic injuries, including a traumatic brain injury and numerous bone fractures, which required multiple surgeries. I chose Buckfire & Buckfire for my motorcycle accident case and they settled it for $1,100,000.00. In my opinion, they are the best motorcycle accident lawyers in Michigan.
- Michael J. Smith, Waterford, MI
A friend then suggested that I call attorney Daniel Buckfire about my Detroit, Michigan car accident case. He spoke with me personally and understood the serious nature of my injury and began working on my case immediately. My condition worsened and I have had several surgeries. Mr. Buckfire fought hard to obtain a settlement of $1,400,000.00 for me. I cannot imagine any other attorney going to such great lengths to help a client. I am grateful for his efforts.
- Margie D., Ohio
Medical Mileage Benefits are one of the benefits that are available to injured drivers in Michigan through their No Fault insurance policy. No Fault insurance benefits are available when a person has been injured in an accident involving a car, truck, SUV, or other motor vehicle. Medical mileage is a very important benefit, but, too often, people who have been injured in car accidents fail to claim it because they do not know it is available or because they do not understand how it works.
Medical mileage benefits are payments that reimburse accident victims for mileage expenses to and from their medical appointments. The exact amount is not set. Instead the payment is reimbursement for a reasonable rate per mile. Because the rate is computed on a "per mile" basis, the insurance company requires accident victims to record the date of their appointments, the name and address of the doctor, clinic, or hospital, and the distance to and from their home in miles. This is so the insurance company can verify the medical mileage benefit is actually being used to pay for trips to and from a medical appointment.
Accident victims can make a claim for medical mileage by submitting a medical mileage claim form to their insurance adjuster. A claim form can be downloaded for free at www.buckfirelaw.com.
Although medical mileage benefits are supposed to last for the entire time an accident victim needs to transportation to and from medical appointments related to the accident, an insurance company can deny any claim that is submitted more than one year after the date of the medical appointment. Because of this, I always recommend my clients submit their claim forms every month. This way their benefits are much easier to keep track of and it is easier for them to remember each appointment. This helps them get the full amount they are entitled to.
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