Hurt on the Job? We Fight for Injured Workers in Detroit, MI
You got hurt doing your job — and now the insurance company is delaying, lowballing, or denying your claim. For 20 years, Renner & Boyd has fought for Michigan workers and recovered more than $95 million in benefits. You pay nothing unless we win.
What Kind of Work Injury Do You Have?
However you were hurt on the job, we can help you get the benefits you're owed. Select your injury for a free review.
🦺 No Fee Unless We Win 📞 Available 24/7 — Call (313) 555-0138
We Only Represent Workers — Never Insurers
Renner & Boyd was built for one purpose: to level the playing field for injured workers. Founded by attorneys Sam Renner and Alicia Boyd, our firm has spent 20 years going toe-to-toe with the insurance companies and employers who try to shortchange the people who keep Michigan running.
We grew up in working families. We know that when you're hurt and your paycheck stops, the fear is real and the pressure is enormous. That's why we move fast, fight hard, and never charge a dime unless we win. To us, you're not a claim number — you're a worker who deserves what you've earned.
- ✓We represent workers only — never insurers or employers
- ✓$95M+ recovered across 7,000+ workers helped
- ✓Fast action when your benefits are cut off
- ✓No fee unless we win your case
Benefits denied or cut off? Don't accept it. Talk to a Renner & Boyd attorney today — it's free, and you owe nothing unless we win.
What You're Entitled To After a Work Injury
Michigan law gives injured workers real protections. Insurers hope you won't know them. We make sure you do.
Medical Treatment
Your work injury care should be fully covered — doctors, surgery, therapy, and medication. We keep it that way.
Wage Loss Benefits
If you can't work, you're owed a portion of your wages. We fight to get them started and keep them coming.
Disability Benefits
For lasting injuries, you may be owed specific-loss or permanent disability benefits. We make sure they're paid.
A Fair Settlement
When it's time to resolve your case, we push for a settlement that reflects the full extent of your injury.
A Denial Is Not the Final Word
Insurance companies deny valid claims every day, betting that injured workers will give up. Don't. Many of our biggest wins started as denied claims that other people had written off.
We dig into why your claim was denied, gather the medical and vocational evidence to prove it, and take your appeal as far as it needs to go. If your benefits were denied, delayed, or cut off, call us — the deadline to appeal is limited, and the sooner we act, the stronger your case.
- ✓We appeal denied and terminated claims
- ✓We prove your injury is work-related
- ✓Strict appeal deadlines — call as soon as possible
Getting Help Is Simple
From your first call to a resolution, there's no cost to you and no obligation until you're ready.
Free Case Review
Call any time. Tell us what happened and we'll explain your rights and options — at no cost and no obligation.
We Take Over
We handle the insurance company, the paperwork, and the deadlines so you can focus on healing.
We Fight for Benefits
We pursue every benefit and dollar you're owed — through negotiation, appeal, or hearing.
You Get Paid
You pay nothing unless we win. When we recover for you, our fee comes out of the result — never your pocket.
What to Do If You're Hurt on the Job
The steps you take now can protect your health and your claim. Here's what matters most.
Report the injury immediately
Tell your employer in writing as soon as possible. Late reporting is one of the top reasons claims get denied.
Get medical care right away
See a doctor and tell them exactly how the injury happened at work. Follow the treatment plan.
Document everything
Keep copies of injury reports, medical records, pay stubs, and every letter from the insurance company.
Don't give a recorded statement alone
Insurers use these against you. Talk to us before you give any statement about your injury.
Don't trust the insurer's doctor blindly
The company's 'independent' exam often minimizes your injury. We can help you push back.
Call a work injury lawyer — free
Before you accept a denial or a lowball offer, get a free review. It costs nothing and could change everything.
You Did the Work. Now Get What You're Owed.
If you were hurt on the job, don't let the insurance company decide your future. Get a free, confidential case review — you owe nothing unless we win.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to hire you?
Nothing up front. We work on a contingency fee, which means you pay nothing unless we win benefits or a settlement for you. Our fee comes out of the recovery — never your pocket. Your case review is always free.
Can I be fired for filing a workers' comp claim?
It is illegal for your employer to fire or retaliate against you for filing a legitimate workers' compensation claim. If that happens, you may have an additional claim — tell us and we'll protect your rights.
My claim was denied. Is it over?
No. A denial is not the final word. Many valid claims are denied at first, and we regularly win benefits on appeal. There are strict deadlines, so contact us as soon as possible so we can protect your options.
The insurance company offered me a settlement. Should I take it?
Talk to us before you sign anything. First offers are often far below what your claim is truly worth, and once you settle, you usually can't reopen it. A free review costs nothing and could be worth a great deal.
What if my injury built up over time?
You may still be covered. Repetitive stress injuries and occupational illnesses that develop from your job — like back, shoulder, or respiratory conditions — can qualify for benefits. We can help you prove the connection.
How long do I have to file?
Michigan has deadlines for reporting and filing work injury claims, and they can be shorter than you'd expect. The sooner you contact us, the better we can protect your claim — so don't wait.
Let's Get You What You're Owed
Tell us how you were hurt on the job and a Renner & Boyd attorney will respond fast — day or night — to review your case at no cost.