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The goal of personal injury law is to make our community safer by deterring carelessness that hurts people. If corporations are required to pay for all the harm they or insurance companies caused, they will likely be more careful next time. Our firm handles serious injury cases throughout Michigan and the United States. Our cases range from the Upper Peninsula to Michigan’s southernmost counties, and all points in between. We are proud to say that our practice is truly national in scope and yet are based right here in Northern Michigan. We have handled multi-million dollar cases from Arizona, Nevada and Colorado to New Jersey and North Carolina. In fact our recent $2.3 million verdict here in northwest Michigan is one of the largest ever. We offer you a free consultation so you can see if we are the right firm to handle your case. We are selective in the cases we take so that we can devote the time and resources necessary to understand and develop your case properly. Our Team has decades of experience and commitment to helping those wrongfully harmed. As a result, our clients know we care, and our relationships continue on even after the case ends. Our results speak for themselves, as do the awards we have received. Our goal is public safety and prevention, which at times requires a public jury verdict to make our communities safer and enforce accountability. Our community safety rules are only as strong as the juries that enforce them. For example, the number of negligent drivers violating common safety rules (e.g. speeding, rear-end collisions, texting, etc) is shown in the statistics. This is the same for boating violations, to unsafe trailer operation, to reckless truck drivers violating safety rules. Many of our trial verdicts and settlements have been significant, and recognized in the media and lawyer publications. The goal of these cases is to make us all safer. Safety rules only protect us if they are enforced. Visit Results and Awards to learn more.