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Michigan Lawyers Weekly says Kreiner v. Fischer produces few wins for plaintiff auto accident victims, even fewer published car accident cases Auto accident lawyer Steven M. Gursten is interviewed by Michigan Lawyers Weekly on the binding precedent in the post-Kreiner v. Fischer era. Gursten says courts have missed the mark on the physician-imposed restrictions issue: “The …
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Truck accident attorney says accident victim hit by negligent trucker suffered neck injuries and back injuries Truck accident attorney Steven Gursten is listed in Michigan Lawyers Weekly for his top 2004 settlement, Buckner v. Hersch’s Lawn Spray. The auto negligence/truck accident case was confidential and resulted in a $1 million settlement for the plaintiff, who sustained personal …
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Organization: Institute of Continuing Legal Education Presenter: Steven M. Gursten Date: 2004 City: Lansing, Michigan Audience: Michigan plaintiffs lawyers About Michigan Auto Law: Michigan Auto Law is the largest law firm exclusively handling car accident, truck accident and motorcycle accident cases throughout the entire state. If you have questions about auto accidents, visit our Auto Accident Resource Center. For more information about …
Auto insurance attorney says knowing how to advise No-Fault cases and when to refer them is critical Insurance attorney Steve Gursten is interviewed by Michigan Lawyers Weekly about the importance of lawyers having a basic understanding of auto insurance and Michigan’s No-Fault insurance system. He says such knowledge can help attorneys advise clients on insurance coverage …
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Car accident lawyer Steven M. Gursten tells Michigan Lawyers Weekly exactly how he won the rear-end crash case Car accident lawyer Steven M. Gursten is interviewed on his $2.5 million verdict for a low-impact car crash – the largest reported Michigan auto verdict for 2003. The auto accident victim was in a rear-end collision, never lost consciousness …
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Organization: Institute for Continuing Legal Education Presenter: Steven M. Gursten Date: 2003 City: Lansing, Michigan Audience: Michigan No-Fault insurance lawyers About Michigan Auto Law: Michigan Auto Law is the largest law firm exclusively handling car accident, truck accident and motorcycle accident cases throughout the entire state. If you have questions about auto accidents, visit our Auto Accident Resource Center. For more information …
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Auto accident attorney Larry Gursten provides advice for law school students and bar passers in Michigan Lawyers Weekly Larry Gursten, founding partner of Michigan Auto Law, provides advice for law school students and new personal injury lawyers in Michigan Lawyers Weekly. Gursten, who’s been called “Michigan’s auto law guru” and has been practicing for more than 30 …
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Michigan Lawyers Weekly covers our lawyer’s Court of Appeals case involving personal injuries from automatic sliding doors at a store The Michigan Court of Appeals decision Kenkel v. Stanley Works, et al. is covered by Michigan Lawyers Weekly. The court ruled that a shopper who was injured by a store’s automatic sliding doors can recover damages for …
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Auto accident lawyer Lawrence E. Gursten in Michigan Lawyers Weekly for his Michigan Court of Appeals case Lawrence Gursten speaks to Michigan Lawyers Weekly about his Michigan Court of Appeals case Fini v. General Motors Corp.. In this case, the Michigan Court of Appeals ruled a driver – who was severely injured when her car collided …
