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We do not try to be all things to all people — we focus on pursuing justice when harm arises to members of the Michigan community.
Find The Right Practice Area
If you are not sure which page fits, use these groups. Many cases overlap — for example, a delivery-truck crash may involve car-accident law, trucking evidence, company liability, and No-Fault benefits.
Choose this group for cars, trucks, motorcycles, buses, bicycles, delivery vehicles, or tanker/hazmat crashes. These cases often start with insurance coverage, PIP priority, crash reconstruction, and fast evidence preservation.
Start here for falls, fires, construction injuries, workplace burns, and serious injury claims where the key questions are who controlled the danger, who had notice, and what coverage applies.
Civil-rights claims require a constitutional or statutory violation, proper defendants, and early preservation of video, records, and government notices.
Wrongful death, wrongful conviction, and employment retaliation claims have special filing rules. A personal representative, administrative charge, or 90-day whistleblower deadline may matter immediately.
Michigan injury claims turn on fault, causation, damages, insurance, and deadlines. Start here if you need help choosing the right claim type.
Learn More →Michigan reported more than 71,000 traffic-crash injuries in 2024. We handle PIP, serious-impairment, liability, and uninsured-driver issues.
Learn More →Large-truck crashes involve carrier records, federal safety rules, and fast evidence preservation. We investigate the driver, carrier, broker, shipper, and maintenance chain.
Learn More →NHTSA reports motorcyclists remain far more vulnerable per mile traveled. We combat rider bias and prove how the crash happened.
Learn More →When negligence takes a life, the estate files the case and eligible survivors may recover proven losses under Michigan law.
Learn More →Premises cases now turn on duty, breach, notice, causation, and comparative fault after Kandil-Elsayed, not a simple open-and-obvious label.
Learn More →Excessive force, false arrest, jail abuse, and other police cases require fast preservation of video, dispatch audio, reports, and medical proof.
Learn More →Federal civil-rights claims require state action, a constitutional violation, viable defendants, and careful qualified-immunity analysis.
Learn More →Wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and whistleblower claims have different forums and short deadline traps.
Learn More →Fuel tankers, chemical trucks, cargo tank rollovers, spills, fires, and hazardous-materials evidence require fast action.
Learn More →Hit by a USPS, Amazon, UPS, FedEx, courier, or package delivery vehicle? We preserve company evidence and handle Michigan No-Fault issues.
Learn More →Hit by an impaired driver? We evaluate civil damages, criminal-case evidence, Dram Shop Act deadlines, and evidence preservation.
Learn More →Cyclists have road rights in Michigan. We investigate close passes, dooring, failures to yield, PIP priority, and comparative-fault defenses.
Learn More →We pursue state WICA compensation and federal civil-rights claims while accounting for immunity and different proof rules.
Learn More →Paralysis and spinal trauma require proof of lifetime medical care, earning loss, home modifications, and every available recovery source.
Learn More →TBI cases turn on diagnosis, symptom timeline, neuropsychology, work impact, family observations, and expert proof.
Learn More →Injured workers may have workers' compensation plus a third-party claim, depending on who owed a separate duty and caused the injury.
Learn More →Fires, chemical burns, products, premises, workplace explosions, and tanker crashes demand cause-specific liability investigation.
Learn More →Public, private, and school-bus claims can involve carrier duties, government immunity, motor-vehicle exceptions, and short notice rules.
Learn More →Michigan boating cases may involve inland-water rules, navigable-water issues, rentals, marinas, intoxicated motorboat operation, and wrongful death.
Learn More →Road crossings, trail defects, intoxicated operation, insurance coverage, and Northern Michigan evidence drive snowmobile claims.
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