Receiving Wage Loss Compensation For Your Inabilty to Work
In Michigan, no-fault benefits include benefits for wage loss as a result of an injury sustained in an automobile accident. Many victims are unable to work because of their injuries, these workers are entitled to compensation for their inability to work and earn a living. These wage loss benefits are payable up to a maximum of the first three years following the date of the injury. There are some limitations on the amount of income you can receive and this amount is adjusted annually to reflect and keep pace with the rising cost of living. If you are injured between October 1st, 2010 and September 30th, 2011, the maximum wage loss you are entitled to is $4,929 per month for the first three years.
Contact a Michigan No-Fault Attorney To Help Recover Your Wage Loss
If you have sustained injuries resulting in work-loss, you should contact your insurance company. Often, the insurance company refuses to pay for your wage loss, if this happens to you; you need to contact a Michigan car accident lawyer who can help you recover your wage loss benefits. |