Supersport motorcyclists’ death rate: 4 times higher than cruiser motorcycles
January 13, 2013
Steven Gursten in the Ocala Times on how the dangers of supersports affect younger bikers Steve Gursten was interviewed by a Florida newspaper Ocala.com, as it’s always motorcycle riding season in Florida. Steve is one of a handful of national lawyers who handles serious motorcycle accident lawsuits, and the newspaper sought him out for his […]
Michigan Auto Law: Where Experience and Client Satisfaction Matter
January 11, 2013
Attorney At Law Magazine features our auto accident law firm Attorney At Law Magazine wrote a feature story on Michigan Auto Law. The reporter, Lynette Carrington, outlined everything from the beginnings of the firm, community involvement, record-breaking verdicts and settlements, high ethics and the attorneys’ leadership in many legal organizations. You can read the full […]
Michigan Auto Law gets highest car accident verdict in Michigan for 2012
December 14, 2012
$1.485 million verdict for low-damage collision is the top reported in Michigan Lawyers Weekly Michigan Lawyers Weekly has named Kevin Seiferheld’s $1.485 million car accident verdict in Macomb County as the highest reported auto verdict in the state for 2012. The Plaintiff, Vikin Hannosh sustained a lower back injury. The defendant had a $100,000 liability […]
Can you be ticketed for using an expired car seat in Michigan?
September 21, 2012
Michigan Auto Law attorney quoted in MLive on car seat safety and our state’s child restraint law Todd C. Berg, an attorney at Michigan Auto Law, was interviewed by MLive Grand Rapids about how having an expired car seat can not only put your child in danger, but get parent drivers a ticket. Most car […]
Problems enforcing distracted driving laws in Michigan
August 28, 2012
Steven Gursten tells MLive that Michigan is making a dire mistake by not making texting while driving prevention a priority MLive interviewed Michigan Auto Law partner Steven M. Gursten on federal funding for the state to enforce distracted driving laws, and how teen texting and driving plays into the equation. According to the story, because […]
Steve Gursten on ambulance chasing “in the digital age”
June 1, 2012
Michigan Lawyers Weekly discusses unethical ways injury attorneys are soliciting crash victims Steve Gursten tells Michigan Lawyers Weekly about the negative repercussions that ensue when a small group of injury attorneys in Michigan call, visit and mail solicitations to accident victims shortly after a car accident. Gursten said he wants it all to stop, as […]
Insurance concerns with Michigan motorcycle helmet repeal
May 23, 2012
How a helmetless motorcyclist can bring a lawsuit and how insurance is affected Steven Gursten, head of Michigan Auto Law and renowned motorcycle accident lawyer, was interviewed by autoinsurancequotes.com regarding Michigan’s recent motorcycle helmet repeal and its effect on safety and insurance. Gursten told the publication that it is possible for an injured motorcyclist who […]
How will the Michigan No-Fault law change? Questions and answers
May 2, 2012
Insurance lawyer Steven Gursten answers questions from Detroit Legal News on auto insurance and the law after a car accident There has been much discussion about changes to the Michigan’s No-Fault law, which currently provides unlimited, lifetime medical benefits for people injured in auto accidents. The Detroit Legal News sat down with Steven M. Gursten – […]
New Michigan law lifts motorcycle helmet requirement
April 14, 2012
Motorcycle attorney in Detroit Free Press about the motorcycle helmet repeal and its deadly consequences Steven M. Gursten was featured as a motorcycle attorney source in the Detroit Free Press. Gursten discussed the Michigan motorcycle helmet repeal and its dire consequences for motorcyclists and taxpayers. As said in the Free Press: “It’s a terrible law,” […]
What’s behind the 21 percent increase in the MCCA assessment?
April 6, 2012
A letter to the Michigan Lawyers Weekly editor from insurance lawyer Steven Gursten Given the mandatory increase in the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCCA) assessment for all Michigan drivers, and that the insurance industry in Michigan is aiming to simultaneously cut vital No-Fault insurance benefits with proposed “reform” laws, Steven Gursten wrote an opinion letter […]
Smith looks to take low-income auto insurance proposal Michigan-wide
March 23, 2012
Insurance lawyer Steven M. Gursten tells MLive Detroit that Sen. Virgil Smith’s bill is a dangerous idea for Detroiters and Michigan drivers Steven M. Gursten, insurance lawyer and head of Michigan Auto Law, was interviewed by MLive Detroit on Sen. Virgil Smith’s proposed bill (SB 514), which would allow private auto insurance companies to offer […]
My Macomb Daily interview on why a woman paralyzed in an auto accident is being forced to sue for her No-Fault benefits
February 13, 2012
Michigan Auto Law insurance lawyer Steve Gursten explains to Macomb County newspaper that Michigan is without bad faith laws to prevent insurance abuse On Sunday, I was interviewed by Jameson Cook from the Macomb Daily newspaper in a story about a paralyzed Sterling Heights woman who is forced to sue for her No-Fault insurance benefits. […]