Areas We Serve
Kalamazoo Personal Injury Lawyer
Car-accident, no-fault, and serious-injury representation for the Kalamazoo area and Kalamazoo County, handled from our office in Okemos.
I-94 and US-131 cross at Kalamazoo, carrying heavy commercial and commuter traffic, and Bronson Methodist Hospital anchors Southwest Michigan as a Level I trauma center. Baldori Law represents injured people across the Kalamazoo area from our office in Okemos.
Wherever the crash happened in Michigan, the no-fault rules are the same: your PIP benefits pay medical care and wage loss regardless of fault, and a separate claim can follow for pain and suffering when someone else caused a serious injury.
Our office is in Okemos, not Kalamazoo. That rarely matters to how a case runs — most of it is handled remotely — and we travel to Kalamazoo County for the steps that require us in person.
The Courts That Serve Kalamazoo
9th Circuit Court (Kalamazoo County)
Kalamazoo County's trial court hears personal-injury lawsuits seeking more than $25,000 for the Kalamazoo area; lower-value claims are handled in the county's district courts.
How We Help in Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Questions, Answered
Can you represent me if I was injured in Kalamazoo?
Yes. We represent Kalamazoo-area injury clients from our Okemos office, handle the case largely by phone, email, and video, and appear in Kalamazoo County court when the case requires it.
Which court would hear my Kalamazoo injury case?
The 9th Circuit Court for Kalamazoo County handles injury claims over $25,000. Smaller claims go to the local district court.
How long do I have to bring a Michigan injury claim?
Many injury claims carry a three-year deadline, but no-fault PIP benefits have much shorter notice and filing windows, and some claims differ. Because missing a deadline can end a case, it is best to get advice early.
Talk to an Attorney
Free case review. Our office at 2719 Mt Hope Rd, Okemos, MI 48864 serves Kalamazoo and the surrounding communities.
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