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Kevin H. Seiferheld

Kevin H. Seiferheld has been a trial lawyer for nearly 25 years. He specializes in litigation involving large commercial vehicles and semi-trucks, No-Fault matters, insurance coverage disputes, municipal vehicles and construction accidents. Kevin has argued complex legal issues before the Michigan Court of Appeals on several occasions and achieved victories for his clients every time. Kevin has obtained millions of dollars for his injured clients and is a tenacious fighter both inside and out of the courtroom.

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Honors

Kevin has been selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers™ in America since 2021. This honor is limited to the top 5 percent of all attorneys in America. He has also been selected to the Michigan Super Lawyers list since 2010. Super Lawyers is a listing of outstanding attorneys who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. The honor is limited to the top 5 percent of Michigan lawyers.

Kevin has been listed among the top 1% of attorneys throughout the U.S. by the National Association of Distinguished Counsel. The recipients of this prestigious award have demonstrated the highest ideals of the legal profession.

Kevin has been named to DBusiness Magazine’s list of Top Lawyers in Metro Detroit for 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025.

Kevin is a graduate of the Ultimate Trial Advocacy Course®: Art of Persuasion course, offered through the National College of Advocacy at Harvard Law School. Recognized as the gold standard in courtroom persuasion training for trial lawyers, the event is sponsored annually by the American Association for Justice (AAJ).


Notable Cases

Kevin’s settlements and trial verdicts have made the Michigan Lawyers Weekly list of the top-reported verdicts and settlements in Michigan for seven of the past eight years. These include $5.1 million for his clients in a Washtenaw County wrongful death car accident case; $3,325,000 in a Washtenaw County commercial motor vehicle wrongful death case; $2.5 million in Wayne County for an intersection accident involving a semi-truck; $2 million in Oakland County for a nursing instructor’s broken leg; $1.85 million in Macomb County for a truck accident; $1.63 million in Van Buren County involving multiple semi-tractor trailers during a snowstorm; and $1.5 million in Calhoun County for a wrongful death car accident.

Among his notable cases:


$8.5 Million Wrongful Death Truck Accident Settlement – Confidential

$5.1 million Washtenaw County Rear-end wrongful death accident

$3.3 million Washtenaw County Commercial vehicle wrongful death accident

$2.725 Million Pedestrian-Vehicle Accident Settlement – Confidential

$2.5 million Wayne County Intersection accident involving a semi-truck

$2.2 Million Wayne County Car Accident Settlement – Confidential

$2.1 Million Motor Vehicle Accident Settlement – Confidential

$2 Million Truck Accident Settlement – Confidential

$2 million Oakland County Head-on collision

$1.85 million Macomb County Truck accident

$1.7 million Oakland County Truck accident

$1.63 million Van Buren County Crash involving multiple semi-tractor trailers during a snow storm

$1.5 million Wayne County Truck accident$1.5 million Calhoun County Wrongful death accident

$1.48 million Macomb County Rear-end accident

$1.375 million Livingston County Rear-end semi-truck accident

$1.25 million Wayne County Rear-end collision involving a semi-truck

$1.25 Million Pedestrian-Car Accident Settlement – Confidential

1.25 Million Car Accident Settlement – Confidential

$1.25 Million Car Accident Settlement – Confidential

$1.17 million Wayne County Car Accident – Overdue No-Fault PIP benefits

$1.16 million Genesee County Pedestrian Accident

$1.15 million Wayne County Commercial vehicle collision

$1.15 million Oakland County Rear-end truck collision

$1 million Washtenaw County Head-on collision involving distracted driving

$1 million Montana Head-on collision

Memberships and Affiliations

Michigan Association for Justice

American Association for Justice