Employment Rights and Business Litigation, Municipal Law and Serious Personal Injury Litigation

Finding an experienced lawyer whose practice is focused on individuals and/or small to mid-sized businesses can be difficult. Many large law firms tend to cater to big business and insurance companies, and typically have less-than-flexible policies on retainer and attorney fee arrangements. Small, general practice firms often cannot provide a full array of legal services typically needed by individuals and small businesses, and too often lack battle-tested litigators that command the respect of well-heeled employers, big insurance companies and corporate bullies.

Donald J. Gasiorek, Sam Morgan and David F. Greco left a large Detroit-area law firm in 2007 to form Gasiorek, Morgan & Greco, P.C., as a boutique litigation firm focused on Employment and Business Litigation, Municipal Law and Serious Personal Injury Litigation. Paul W. Hines joined the firm in 2010, bringing 37-years of experience as a personal injury trial lawyer in metropolitan Detroit.  The law firm has the experience, technology, financial resources and personnel necessary to provide big law firm representation their clients have come to expect, with aggressive, battle-tested litigators considered by their peers to be among the best in their field. As a boutique firm, however, the firm's clients enjoy the intimate attorney-client relationship, access and flexibility that are hallmarks of a small law firm.

Contact us at info@gmgpc.com for inquiries on any employment rights or business dispute, municipal law questions, or a medical malpractice, automobile negligence or other serious personal injury claim.

Alert - On July 31, 2010, the Michigan Supreme Court decided McCormick v Carrier, which overruled a much-criticized 2004 Supreme Court decision that made it virtually impossible to get an automobile negligence lawsuit to trial.  Under the McCormick decision, the threshhold liability question of what constitutes a "serious impairment of body function" will return to its pre-2004 level.  The statute of limitations for an automobile negligence claim is 3 years.  Therefore, if you were injured in an automobile accident during the past 3 years, even if you were previously turned down by a lawyer, your claim may benefit dramatically from the McComick decision.

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