The constellation of facts in your case is like a fingerprint. It’s unique. Every detail counts. Some details may seem unimportant at first, but that changes. Sometimes in the middle of trial. These facts can seal the case shut, sometimes with a single nail, like catching a witness in a lie, but most often by providing the necessary context to make your version of what happened more credible than theirs.

Your first meeting will be with an attorney. It builds the foundation of our relationship.

Then we roll up our sleeves: gathering evidence, demanding our opponent’s evidence; testing their credibility; developing winning legal theories; persuasively presenting evidence and legal argument to the judge and jury. We use all the tools available: depositions, subpoenas, requests to admit, demands for production of documents, interrogatories, and investigators. It’s a war controlled by the Michigan Rules of Court and the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.