Moss & Colella, a Detroit Personal Injury Law Firm, has years of experience representing injured victims in Michigan. At our office we work closely with you and your family, call you by name, and passionately advocate for your rights to fair compensation. Our firm’s outstanding track record has resulted in millions of dollars awarded through both verdicts and settlements for our our injured clients.
A woman had 3rd degree burns over 22% of her body resulting from a citronella fire pot explosion. The settlement was
Officers were called to the home of a man suspected of an overdose. The man refused medical care. Officers at the scene became verbally aggressive in their commands, prompting the man to physically resist their attempts to transport him to a hospital. The officers allege that the man threw a karate style kick and began to choke one of the officers while the other fired his weapon at the man in defense of his fellow officer As a result, the man suffered a gun-shot wound to the abdomen and nerve damage in his leg. The defense offered: $5,000 prior to trial. The Jury Verdict was:
At a national restaurant chain, a female kitchen staff employee was a victim of sexual harassment. This harassment ultimately forced her to quit her job when the employer failed to take the necessary measures to stop the harassment. The verdict was:
When discussing the criminal justice system, death and negligence should never be in the same
sentence. In this case, failure to properly house a mentally ill inmate, resulted in inmate- on-inmate assault, ultimately leading to an inmate death. The settlement was:
Injured driver suffered soft tissue issues and aggravation of pre existing conditions. The allowable expenses included home modifications, attendant care, and household service. The settlement was $145,000.
National restaurant chain allowed a foreign object to be served in a meal, causing a patron to choke when swallowing the object. The patron suffered a neck injury from retching to extricate the object and required surgery months later. Settlement $199,500
A man was injured by an intoxicated patron in a local tavern. The bar was held liable for serving the patron alcohol while he showed visible signs of intoxication and was making homophobic slurs. The patron prevailed on his claims under the Michigan Dram Shop Act,”which makes it illegal to serve a “visibly intoxicated person.” The settlement:
Please fill out the form and press the submit button.
We will get back to you within 1-2 business days.