Catastrophic Injury

Michigan Catastrophic Injury Attorneys

A catastrophic injury permanently changes the course of a person's life. These cases involve injuries so severe that the victim may never return to the life they knew — injuries like traumatic brain damage, spinal cord damage resulting in paralysis, severe burns, amputations, and multiple fractures requiring extensive reconstruction.

At Koussan Law, we understand that catastrophic injury cases demand a different level of preparation, resources, and commitment. The medical costs alone can exceed millions of dollars over a lifetime. Lost earning capacity, ongoing rehabilitation, home modifications, and the profound emotional toll on victims and their families all factor into the true value of these claims.

What Makes a Case "Catastrophic" Under Michigan Law?

Under Michigan's no-fault insurance system, a catastrophic injury designation (MCL 500.3108a) triggers enhanced benefits and removes certain cost-containment limitations. Injuries that may qualify include traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries resulting in paralysis, severe burns covering a significant percentage of the body, and amputations.

Why Koussan Law for Catastrophic Injury Cases

Ali Koussan has secured tens of millions of dollars for catastrophic injury victims, including a $14,950,000 jury verdict in 2026. Our firm has the resources to retain top medical experts, life care planners, economists, and vocational specialists to build the strongest possible case for maximum compensation.