Why Choose Koussan Law in City Name?
Kalamazoo Personal Injury Lawyers Who Fight for What You Deserve
Kalamazoo sits at the crossroads of Southwest Michigan — a college town, a manufacturing hub, and a regional medical center. That combination brings heavy traffic, industrial hazards, and serious injuries. When negligence causes your injury in Kalamazoo, Koussan Law stands ready to hold the responsible parties accountable.
With a $14.95 million verdict and contingency-fee representation, we take the financial risk out of seeking justice. You pay nothing unless we recover money for you.
High-Risk Roads and Intersections in Kalamazoo
I-94 between Sprinkle Road and Westnedge Avenue exits is one of the deadliest stretches in Southwest Michigan, with high-speed collisions fueled by semi-trucks on the Detroit-to-Chicago route. Stadium Drive and Drake Road intersection near Western Michigan University is a persistent problem area. Westnedge Avenue through the Portage border sees chronic congestion. West Main Street near the downtown bar district is another hotspot. Contact our auto accident attorneys to discuss your options.
Accident Types Unique to the Kalamazoo Area
- I-94 trucking collisions: One of the busiest freight routes in the Midwest. Trucking accident team investigates carrier records and black box data.
- University-area pedestrian and bicycle accidents: Over 20,000 WMU students walk or bike to class along Stadium Drive and Howard Street.
- Manufacturing and industrial injuries: Paper manufacturing, pharmaceutical production, and food processing workers face heavy machinery and chemical risks.
- Drunk driving accidents: Craft brewery scene contributes to impaired driving crashes.
- Premises liability and slip-and-fall: Crossroads Mall and Westnedge Avenue retail see heavy foot traffic. Slip and fall injuries from neglected conditions.
Kalamazoo County Circuit Court
Cases are filed in the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court in Kalamazoo County. Our attorneys navigate its procedures whether through settlement or jury trial.
Michigan PI Law Essentials
Three-year statute of limitations. For wrongful death claims, three years from date of death. Michigan’s no-fault system requires your own insurer to pay medical expenses. To pursue pain-and-suffering against the at-fault driver, your injury must constitute serious impairment of body function. Modified comparative fault bars recovery if more than 50% at fault.
Why Kalamazoo Clients Trust Koussan Law
$14.95 million verdict demonstrates trial readiness. Zero upfront cost with contingency fees. Deep Michigan no-fault knowledge. We travel throughout Southwest Michigan for court proceedings and client meetings. See our case results.
Contact Koussan Law for a Free Kalamazoo Case Review
Call (313) 800-0000 or visit our contact page. Free consultation, no fee unless we win.
