Greg Gromek of Plunkett Cooney will be speaking on how he would defend the case from an insurance defense perspective.<\/p>\n
Whenever I teach law school students, I always stress that personal injury law can be incredibly rewarding. It’s why so many of us wanted to become lawyers to begin with \u2013 to really help people. To make a difference in people\u2019s lives.\u00a0 I can honestly say I have touched the lives of hundreds of people over the last 16 years, and I’ve helped people who lost everything and were depending on me to protect them. It’s incredibly gratifying.<\/p>\n
Most of Michigan Auto Law’s clients are seriously injured or are mourning a loved one that’s been seriously injured or killed. They’ve lost so much \u2014 medical benefits<\/a>, wage loss, and they are in pain every day and may never be able to return to work. They’re depending on us to help them recover and live again.<\/p>\n I’m going to tell the students tonight that there’s a lot to learn about the technical aspect of representing victims of car accidents and truck accidents<\/a>, but a strong desire to help people must be the foundation for any good personal injury attorney.<\/p>\n – Steven M. Gursten<\/a> is recognized as one of the nation\u2019s top experts in serious car and truck accident injury cases and automobile insurance no-fault litigation. Michigan Auto Law has received the largest reported jury verdict for an automobile accident case in Michigan in seven of the past 10 years, including 2009, according to published year-end verdicts and settlements reports.<\/em><\/p>\n Related information:<\/strong><\/p>\n Help for Attorneys Handing Auto Accident Cases<\/a><\/p>\n