As nursing home negligence lawyers, we help those who have been physically or emotionally injured or abused at nursing homes and long-term care facilities.
A new Michigan Court of Appeals ruling says a care facility may be responsible when a power-operated door injures a resident, even if it “met code.” Safety must account for the people who live there.
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Congratulations to Chrissy Hagen on being named a 2026 Michigan Rising Star. We are proud to see her work representing individuals and families after serious crashes recognized.
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This Sunday, September 27, our team is walking at the Detroit Zoo in the Walk to End Alzheimer's. Registration is free, and everyone age 2 and older must register to enter the Zoo. Join us or support our team. Learn More: https://t.co/Wb3PB0uxpo
Congratulations to Ronda Little on her eighth consecutive selection to Michigan Super Lawyers. Ronda has earned this recognition every year since 2019. https://t.co/RSV4EMF3Pe
Hurt on someone else's property? The company that owns it may not be the only one responsible. The Michigan Supreme Court just reopened a Detroit Metro Airport escalator death case.
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Congratulations to Jules Olsman on his 20th consecutive selection to Michigan Super Lawyers. Jules has earned this recognition every year since 2007.https://t.co/RSV4EMF3Pe
Congratulations to Emily Peacock on being named to the 2026 Michigan Super Lawyers Top 100. Emily has been selected to Michigan Super Lawyers every year since 2019.
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Congratulations to Donna MacKenzie on being named to the 2026 Michigan Super Lawyers Top 5 for Personal Injury Plaintiff. This marks her 14th consecutive Super Lawyers selection and first Top 5 honor.
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Did a Michigan nursing home break its promises? A new Supreme Court ruling may help families. Licensed businesses, including nursing homes, can no longer automatically dodge the Consumer Protection Act. What this means for your family: https://t.co/JlE4vNY8Vd
A new Michigan Supreme Court ruling says facilities that market to seniors must keep common areas safe for the residents who actually live there.
Falls are the leading injury risk for older adults.
What Bowerman v. Red Oak means: https://t.co/J9Sz3aT56M
Michigan nursing homes are required to provide just 2.25 hours of care per resident per day, a law unchanged since 1978.
Understaffing leads to falls, infections, and preventable deaths.
Families deserve better.
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Nearly every Michigan nursing home was cited for safety violations over a four-year period.
Understaffing leads to falls, infections, and preventable harm.
Families deserve transparency.
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Six southeast Michigan nursing homes and their ownership companies will pay $4.5 million to settle federal allegations of grossly substandard care—including chronic understaffing, untreated infections, and residents left in soiled beds.
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Injured by a city bus? Here's what the Michigan Court of Appeals just said in DeRose v. Rodgers -
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Breast implant rupture during a biopsy? The Michigan Court of Appeals says a jury should decide.
Read our latest blog on what this ruling means for accountability in the exam room 👇
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Congress just delayed federal nursing home staffing mandates by 10 years—buried in a so-called “big, beautiful bill.” That means no minimum staffing ratios until 2035.
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