Michigan Medical Malpractice Lawyer Resources

State Bar of Michigan LRS
Lansing, MI
(800)968-0738
(517)346-6300
Statewide except counties with a local LRIS

Washtenaw County Bar Association LRIS
Ann Arbor, MI (734)996-3229
Washtenaw, Western Wayne, Lenawee, Livingston and Monroe Counties

Oakland County LRS
Bloomfield Hills, MI
(248)338-2100
(248)398-3937
Oakland County

National Lawyers Guild
Detroit, MI
(313)963-0843
Wayne, Oakland, Washtenaw and Macomb Counties

Detroit Metropolitan Bar Association LRS
Detroit, MI
(313)961-3545
Wayne County

Genesee County Bar Association LRS
Flint, Michigan
(810)232-6000
Genesee County

Grand Rapids Bar Association LRIS
Grand Rapids, MI
(616)632-6000
(616)632-6010
Kent, Muskegon, Ottawa and Allegan Counties
Meets ABA Standards for Lawyer Referral

Ingham County Bar Association LRIS
Lansing, MI
(517)482-8816
(517)482-8832
Ingham, Eaton and Clinton Counties

Macomb County Bar Association
Mt. Clemens, MI
(810)468-8300
Macomb County

Michigan Medical Malpractice Lawyers

Dykema Gossett PLLC
400 Renaissance Center
Detroit, Michigan
Tel: 313-568-6800, Fax: 313-568-6545

Michigan Medical Malpractice Tort Laws

State

Statutes of Limitation

Limits on Damage Awards

Pre-trial Screening and Arbitration

Michigan

§600.5805. 2 years from injury.

§600.5838a. 6 months from reasonable discovery. No more than 6 years from injury.

§600.5851. Minors under age 8: 6 years or age 10, whichever is later. Reproductive injuries until age 13.

§600.1483. $280,000 limit on non-economic damages; $500,000 limit on non-economic damages applies to certain other circumstance. Limit adjusted annually by state treasurer according to consumer price index.

§600.4903 - 4919. Mandatory review by mediation panel, findings not admissible at trial.

§600.2912g. Voluntary arbitration binding if total damages claimed less than $75,000.

Joint and Several Liability

Expert Witnesses

Michigan Malpractice Attorney Fees

Patient Compensation or Stabilization Fund

§600.2925a. Defendants are proportionally liable according to percentage of fault for damages awarded, except when uncollectible shares are reallocated among solvent defendants.

§600.2169. Expert must be licensed  and board certified health professional in practice of similar specialty, in active practice or education during year preceding action.

Court Rules 8.121(b). Maximum contingency fee for  personal injury action is third of amount recovered.

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