Pedestrian injury intake for Ann Arbor firms.
Pedestrian cases often involve serious injuries and families writing on the person's behalf. Casestead answers every pedestrian injury inquiry to your firm in about a minute, day or night, and books qualified people with your intake team in Ann Arbor.
What the reply desk asks
Qualifying questions come from your firm's written criteria. For pedestrian injury inquiries, firms usually ask for:
- Date and place
- The vehicle and driver, if known, or a hit-and-run
- Police report
- Injuries, hospital and treatment
- Who is writing
- Whether they have a lawyer
Why the first minute matters
Hit-and-run and crosswalk inquiries often come from relatives in a hospital waiting room. A fast, human reply and a booked call are what they need first.
Follow-up
Families who booked but didn't sign get a follow-up draft that fits the situation, approved by your staff.
Michigan context for intake
The general limitation period for personal-injury negligence claims in Michigan is 3 years. Inquiries about older incidents are flagged for a lawyer instead of being booked like a new case.
General rules for context only, not legal advice. Exceptions apply (minors, government defendants, discovery rules, recent amendments). Your firm's lawyers decide.
Questions
Do you work with pedestrian injury firms in Ann Arbor?
Yes, one personal-injury firm per metro, by application. Applications from Ann Arbor are read in the order they arrive.
How are hit-and-run inquiries handled?
The reply desk records it and asks your qualifying questions. Your criteria decide how those are booked and who on your team takes them.
Is anything sent without our approval?
First replies and bookings follow the wording your team approved in shadow mode. Every follow-up is approved by your staff before it goes out.
Other case types in Ann Arbor
- Auto accidents
- Truck accidents
- Motorcycle crashes
- Slip and fall
- Dog bites
- Workplace injuries
- Premises liability
- Rideshare accidents
- All intake for Ann Arbor