See what your Michigan car accident case is worth.
#1 Settlement calculator in America since 2023. See what YOUR claim is really worth, free.
See what your Michigan car accident case is worth.
#1 Settlement calculator in America since 2023. See what YOUR claim is really worth, free.
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Michigan sees over 300,000 car crashes annually, with Detroit, Grand Rapids, and major interstates like I-94, I-75, and I-96 among the most dangerous areas. As a no-fault state, Michigan has unique rules that affect your ability to recover compensation. If you have been injured, you deserve to know what your claim is worth.
SetCalc's AI has been trained on over 175 billion data points, including thousands of Michigan personal injury settlements.
Get your estimate reviewed by a local Michigan attorney — completely free.
We combine AI analysis with local attorney insight to bring you the most comprehensive free case review available.

Taking a Hum[ai]n Approach
Connecting with the right attorney to help make sense of the estimate is critical to making an educated decision.
This provides valuable insight before accepting or rejecting an offer from the insurance company, which can make a significant difference in the amount of compensation you receive.
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What is SetCalc?
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Most people don't know what their case is worth. SetCalc gives you a data-backed number before you talk to anyone.
Learns from Real Cases
By studying actual Michigan car accident outcomes, SetCalc predicts what your specific case may be worth.
Analyzes Your Case
We use a detailed form to gather key information about your accident, injuries, and impact on your life.
Estimates Your Case Value
SetCalc combines AI analysis with Michigan-specific factors including no-fault rules to calculate your personalized estimate.
What Makes SetCalc Special?
Michigan is a no-fault state, meaning your own Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance pays your medical bills regardless of who caused the accident. To sue the at-fault driver for pain and suffering, your injuries must meet the "serious impairment of body function" threshold — a significant limitation that does not exist in most states.
SetCalc factors in Michigan's no-fault rules, the serious impairment threshold, high minimum insurance requirements (50/100/10), and local settlement data to provide you with an accurate estimate of what your case may be worth.

Michigan-Specific Estimates
Other calculators ignore state-specific factors
that dramatically affect your settlement value.
Michigan's no-fault threshold changes everything.
Michigan requires you to prove a "serious impairment of body function" before you can sue for pain and suffering. This threshold is critical to understanding your case value.
In at-fault states, you can sue for pain and suffering for any injury. In Michigan, you must prove your injuries caused a serious impairment of body function — an objectively manifested impairment of an important body function that affects your ability to lead your normal life. Once this threshold is met, there are no caps on what you can recover.
Michigan uses modified comparative negligence with a 51% bar — you can recover damages if you are 50% or less at fault, but your compensation is reduced by your fault percentage.
Michigan requires some of the highest minimum insurance in the country (50/100/10). Combined with mandatory PIP coverage, more insurance is typically available than in most states.
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