Client Testimonials
When I first got injured in my accident, I got online in search of an attorney. I wanted to do my own research and find my own representation. I didn’t want to fall into the hype of commercials that I see every day on television. Me finding Michigan Auto Law was one of the best things I could have done for myself. I was seriously injured and have had multiple surgeries. If I had not found Michigan Auto Law, I don’t know where I would be. I could not have asked for a better attorney in Chris Hunter. He was in my corner the minute I started to work with him. Chris Is stellar and exactly what I imagine an attorney should be when you hire one. I am so thankful for him.LOAD MORE
Education
University of Akron School of Law
- Juris Doctor
Alma College
- Bachelor’s Degree
Speaking Engagements
Events
- Speaker, “Trying and Winning Difficult Cases”; Michigan Association for Justices’ No-Fault Institute XIX; Novi, MI; October 14, 2022
- Speaker, “Navigating the New No-Fault Law Changes”; Rotary Club of West Bloomfield; West Bloomfield, MI; September 2020
- Speaker, “12 Cases I Should Have Lost: A Non-Emotional Approach to Trial”; Michigan Association for Justice, No-Fault Seminar; Dearborn, MI; May 2017
- Speaker, “Panel Discussion on Trial Verdicts”; Michigan Association for Justice, Annual Meeting; Detroit, MI; September 2015
Memberships and Affiliations
Member of the Michigan Association for Justice
Honors
Chris has been named to DBusiness Magazine’s list of Top Lawyers in Metro Detroit for 2022 and 2023.
Professional Licenses
- State Bar of Michigan
- State Bar of Ohio
Legal experience
Chris joined Michigan Auto Law from the law firm of Bauer and Hunter, where he was a founding member and managing partner. He tried a multitude of civil cases in courts around the state including landlord-tenant, auto theft, commercial and personal property damage, insurance fraud, bodily injury and automobile No-Fault, as well as, dog bite and slip & fall cases.
Notable Cases
- $1.3 Million Wayne County Truck Accident Judgment on a defense offer of $100,000