Hurt by a semi, tanker, or commercial truck anywhere in Michigan? 1-800-TRUCK-CRASH and trial attorney Solomon Radner take on the trucking companies and their insurers statewide — from Metro Detroit to the Upper Peninsula. No fee unless we win, and we come to you.
Michigan’s roads carry some of the heaviest truck traffic in the country. Freight pours through the I-75, I-94, I-96, I-69, US-23, and US-131 corridors day and night, across the Ambassador and Blue Water bridges, and down every Main Street in between. When an 18-wheeler, car-hauler, tanker, or delivery truck causes a crash, the injuries are rarely minor — and the trucking company’s defense team goes to work within hours.
We move just as fast. We send legal-hold letters to preserve black-box and ELD data, driver logs, dashcam video, and inspection records before they can be overwritten, and we build the case against everyone responsible — the driver, the carrier, the broker, the cargo loader, and the maintenance contractor. We represent truck crash victims in every Michigan county listed below, and in many communities beyond them. Wherever your crash happened, your consultation is free and you pay nothing unless we win.
Solomon Radner (Michigan Bar P73653) prepares every case as if it is going to trial. Insurers know which firms actually try cases — and it changes what your claim is worth.
Commercial trucks must follow FMCSA hours-of-service, inspection, and maintenance regulations. When a carrier cuts corners, those violations become powerful evidence in your case.
Black-box and ELD data, logbooks, and dashcam footage can disappear in weeks. We act immediately to lock down the proof before the trucking company can lose it.
We work on contingency. There is no upfront cost, your consultation is always free, and we are available 24/7 — statewide.
Choose your community for local guidance on where truck crashes happen, which courts handle your claim, and the trauma centers in your area.
The driver, trucking company, broker, cargo loader, and maintenance contractor can all share the blame — and more defendants can mean more insurance coverage for your injuries.
Interstate carriers answer to the FMCSA. Hours-of-service, inspection, and maintenance violations are often the key to proving a truck case.
Even in a truck crash, Michigan No-Fault (PIP) benefits can cover your medical care and wage loss — while you also pursue the at-fault trucking company.
Michigan generally allows three years to file an injury lawsuit, but some No-Fault benefits require written notice within one year. Because trucking evidence disappears fast, it is best to act quickly.
No. We represent truck crash victims across the entire state — Grand Rapids, Lansing, Flint, Kalamazoo, the Great Lakes Bay region, Traverse City, the Upper Peninsula, and everywhere in between. If your community is on the list above, we are ready to help.
Yes. We come to you anywhere in Michigan — at home, in the hospital, or wherever is easiest. Your first consultation is always free.
Nothing upfront. We work on contingency, so you pay no legal fees unless we win compensation for you.
Michigan generally gives you three years from the date of the crash to file an injury lawsuit, and wrongful-death claims are usually subject to the same period. Some No-Fault (PIP) benefits, however, must be pursued within one year. Deadlines vary by situation, so talk to a lawyer right away.
Those high-speed freight corridors produce some of the most serious truck wrecks in the state, and we handle them throughout Michigan. The sooner we are involved, the more evidence we can preserve.
Get a free, no-obligation case review today. No fee unless we win — available 24/7, statewide.
The information on this page is general and is not legal advice; deadlines and outcomes depend on the specific facts of your case. Solomon Radner, Michigan Bar No. P73653. Law Office of Solomon Radner, 17000 West 10 Mile Road, Suite 260, Southfield, MI 48075.
