Why Choose Koussan Law in City Name?
Clinton Township Personal Injury Lawyer — Fighting for Macomb County Families
Clinton Township is one of the largest townships in Michigan, home to more than 100,000 residents. With that population comes heavy traffic, busy commercial corridors, and a steady stream of preventable accidents.
Our Detroit office is a short drive from Clinton Township via I-94 or Gratiot Avenue. With a $14.95 million verdict, we bring serious firepower to every case — on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless we win.
Dangerous Roads and High-Risk Intersections
Gratiot Avenue (M-3) is the township’s main commercial artery. The stretch between 15 Mile Road and Hall Road (M-59) is particularly dangerous. Hall Road along the northern border is one of the most crash-prone corridors in Metro Detroit. The interchange at M-59 and I-94 is a notorious bottleneck. Groesbeck Highway (M-97) sees a mix of commercial truck traffic and commuter vehicles with frequent collisions near Metro Parkway and 15 Mile Road.
The intersection of Garfield Road and Canal Road near Partridge Creek has seen increased pedestrian accidents. Romeo Plank Road between Hall Road and 16 Mile Road is another high-frequency crash corridor. Our car accident attorneys can investigate your claim and pursue full compensation.
Common Accident Types
- Rear-end collisions on Gratiot Avenue — Stop-and-go traffic leads to chain-reaction crashes, especially during rush hours.
- Highway crashes on I-94 and M-59 — High-speed collisions often result in catastrophic injuries. We handle complex trucking accident cases on these routes.
- Parking lot accidents at major retail centers — The Partridge Creek Mall area sees pedestrian-vehicle incidents and soft tissue injuries.
- Slip and fall incidents — Icy sidewalks during Michigan winters cause broken bones and head injuries. Learn about our slip and fall practice.
- Motorcycle accidents — Wide, fast-moving roads increase the risk of devastating collisions.
Macomb County Circuit Court
Cases are filed in the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit Court of Macomb County in Mount Clemens. Under Michigan law, you have three years from the date of injury to file.
Michigan No-Fault Auto Insurance and Your Rights
Michigan’s no-fault auto insurance system means your own insurer pays medical expenses and lost wages regardless of fault. To sue the at-fault driver for pain and suffering, you must meet the serious impairment of body function threshold. Insurance companies routinely argue injuries don’t meet this standard. Koussan Law builds the medical evidence needed to clear this hurdle.
Why Clinton Township Residents Choose Koussan Law
Our Detroit office is roughly 25 minutes from Clinton Township. We have a history of securing meaningful compensation including our landmark $14.95 million verdict. We work on contingency — you never pay unless we recover compensation. Whether your case involves a car accident, truck crash, slip and fall, or wrongful death, we are prepared to fight for you.
Contact Koussan Law Today
Call (313) 800-0000 or contact us online for a free, no-obligation consultation.
