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National and local high-profile media outlets know who to contact when they need to interview experts in auto law or accidents. The attorneys of Michigan Auto Law have the knowledge, experience and television/radio interview skills that make them a frequently sought-after source by outlets such as the Wall Street Journal, CBS News, WXYZ and a host of others. For interview requests, please contact Todd Berg at [email protected] or (800) 968-1001.
Attorney Steven M. Gursten speaks with Fox 2 News Detroit reporter Roop Raj on the extreme dangers of increasing speed limits in Michigan. Currently, there’s a law in the works by Sen. Rick Jones (R-Grand Ledge) that would raise the speed limit across the entire state to up to 80 MPH. Gursten says while it may …
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Attorney Steve Gursten gives advice to law students on lawcrossing.com Steven Gursten, head of Michigan Auto Law, provided a guest column for the legal publication lawcrossing.com with advice for law school students. Gursten discussed how he developed his trial skills as an auto accident attorney with record-breaking verdicts and settlements: “Like all new lawyers, I …
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Attorney Steven M. Gursten was featured in a story on carinsurance.com about the insurance crisis in Detroit, where No Fault auto insurance is so expensive that drivers go without and put themselves at great risk if they’re injured in a crash. Gursten said it’s a matter of putting food on the table for Detroiters who …
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Michigan Auto Law attorney gives Michigan Lawyers Weekly a No Fault reform update Michigan Lawyers Weekly interviewed Michigan Auto Law on the status of HB 4612, which would drastically change the state’s No Fault insurance law to the detriment of auto accident victims and drivers. HB 4612 would replace No Fault’s current guarantee of unlimited …
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Michigan Lawyers Weekly interviews Michigan Auto Law on the status of pending legislation to “reform” Michigan No Fault insurance. House Bill 4612 would cap the current unlimited benefits for catastrophic No Fault claims at $1 million, among other changes to the system that would devastate crash victims and leave Michigan taxpayers footing the bill – instead …
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American Association for Justice features Michigan Auto Law for its Trial Lawyers Care program The American Association for Justice recently published a story on charitable endeavors from Michigan Auto Law for its Trial Lawyers Care project. The American Association for Justice is the nation’s largest injury attorney group, with more than 50,000 lawyer members working …
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Michigan Lawyers Weekly features article by lawyer Steven Gursten on halting attorney solicitation with HB 4770-71 Lawyer Steven M. Gursten, head of Michigan Auto Law, has been speaking out against the unscrupulous practice of attorney solicitation. Michigan Lawyers Weekly recently featured an article by Gursten on why stopping attorney solicitation is an important safety issue for …
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Attorney Todd Berg is the featured guest on Independent Underground Radio LIVE, a podcast about national and state politics. Todd was interviewed by Monica Ross Williams, during an in-depth report on the dangers of proposed No Fault “reform” measures in Michigan, such as House Bill 4612. HB 4612 would reduce the lifetime maximum amount of …
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Lawyer Steven Gursten in Michigan Lawyers Weekly on proposed laws that would stop lawyers from contacting crash victims within first 30 days Steven Gursten, attorney and head of Michigan Auto Law, is featured in a Michigan Lawyers Weekly story on the status of House Bills 4770-4771, which would prohibit attorneys – and other special interests …
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Attorney Steven Gursten weighs in on Michigan Lawyers story analyzing controversial Michigan Court of Appeals case Steven M. Gursten, who is head of Michigan Auto Law, was interviewed by Michigan Lawyers Weekly on a Michigan Court of Appeals case called Overweg v. Thomas that involves post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). In Overweg, the Court threw out a PTSD …
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Michigan Auto Law was interviewed by Michigan Lawyers Weekly on what may come of Gov. Snyder’s drastic No Fault “reform” bill, HB 4612. Opponents, mainly Democrats, health care organizations and injury lawyers, have squared off against proponents that mainly include Republicans and the auto insurance industry. The bill would cap the current unlimited medical benefits …
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Steven M. Gursten, head of Michigan Auto Law, was recently a guest on the Lester Graham Show, on NPR Michigan Radio. Steve and Mr. Graham discussed Gov. Rick Snyder’s efforts to enact No Fault “reform” to the Michigan auto insurance system through House Bill 4612. Steve told Mr. Graham that the current No Fault reform …
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Attorney Todd Berg of Michigan Auto Law is interviewed by the Traverse City Record Eagle on a new No Fault Insurance reform bill, House Bill 4612. HB 4612 would have devastating effects on auto accident victims, including capping No Fault medical benefits and dismantling the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association. For more information about HB 4612, check …
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Attorney Steve Gursten, head of Michigan Auto Law, was featured on the Mitch Albom radio show as an expert on elderly driving, and discussed a new Michigan law that affects older drivers. You can listen to the whole interview here. The new law, Public Act 354 and Public Act 355, allows doctors to alert the Michigan …
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Michigan Auto Law attorney tells Michigan Lawyers Weekly about the dangers of no-fault reform proposal HB 4612 Michigan Auto Law was featured in Michigan Lawyers Weekly amid the no-fault reform debate in Michigan. Our attorney told Lawyers Weekly that the latest no-fault reform proposal, HB 4612, is “…the most extreme wish list the insurance industry could …
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The Oakland Press talks with Attorney Todd Berg on the false promises of auto insurance savings in recent no-fault reform proposals Todd Berg, an attorney at Michigan Auto Law, was interviewed by Andrew Kidd of The Oakland Press on recent no-fault insurance “reform” measures, and how they would affect Michigan drivers. Todd told The Oakland …
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Guest column in Detroit Free Press on what’s really behind no fault “reform” Lawyer Steven Gursten, head of Michigan Auto Law, was featured as a guest columnist in the Detroit Free Press. Gursten’s piece highlighted the point that while the powerful insurance industry makes a hard push for no fault “reform” under the pretense that …
Attorney Steven Gursten discusses what happens when Detroit drivers are uninsured, and how the auto insurance companies benefit BLAC magazine wanted to look into the safety crisis in Detroit regarding uninsured drivers who cannot afford to pay for the high auto insurance rates. BLAC magazine reporter Trevor W. Coleman interviewed Michigan Auto Law’s Steven Gursten …
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Steve Gursten, an insurance lawyer and head of Michigan Auto Law, was interviewed by Michigan Lawyers Weekly on a new Senate Bill that would cap Michigan No-Fault benefits at $50,000 and eliminate the Michigan Catastrophic Claims fund. Gursten told Lawyers Weekly that SB 251, proposed by Sen. Virgil Smith of Detroit, would devastate auto accident victims …
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Insurance lawyer Steven Gursten is interviewed on Michigan Radio about recent No-Fault reform bills and how they would affect Michigan drivers Steven M. Gursten, head of Michigan Auto Law, was recently a guest on Michigan Radio, the Stateside Show with Cynthia Canty. Gursten was interviewed by Lester Graham on the push to “reform” Michigan No-Fault …
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