What if the Driver Blames Me for the Crash?

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That does not necessarily end the legal analysis. Michigan uses comparative fault rules in personal injury cases, so a pedestrian's conduct can affect the damages available from an at-fault party, depending on the facts and the type of damages sought.

That is why evidence matters more than competing versions of events. A statement made at the scene does not necessarily tell the complete story.

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