Michigan Intentional and Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress
Emotional distress, as you might imagine, occurs when a person’s conduct causes another person’s severe distress. Depending on the relationship between the parties and the way in which the severe distress was caused, there are different avenues of recovery for a plaintiff. Intentional infliction of emotional distress, despite its name, covers both intentional and reckless
- Published in Goodwin & Scieszka, Personal Injury
Michigan Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress
We recently wrote about the intentional infliction of emotional distress in Michigan. Today, we’re going to inform you about its close cousin: negligent infliction of emotional distress. First, let’s start by defining the requirements in a negligence case: 1) a duty, 2) a breach of that duty, 3) causation (both proximate cause and factual cause),
- Published in Goodwin & Scieszka, Personal Injury
Scott Goodwin Named President-Elect of the Michigan Association for Justice
Scott Goodwin is being recognized as one of Michigan’s top personal injury lawyers… again.
What was formerly known as the Michigan Trial Lawyer Association, it is now the Michigan Association for Justice (MAJ), and it is an organization that promotes fairness through Michigan’s court systems.
Mr. Goodwin is currently serving as the chairman of MAJ’s judicial qualifications.
- Published in Goodwin & Scieszka
We Fight Metro Detroit Dog Bites
Our firm specializes in Michigan dog bite claims. Specifically, we represent individuals injured by dogs in Detroit, Royal Oak, West Bloomfield, Southfield, Flint, and the surrounding areas.
If a dog bites you in Michigan, then we want to help you recover for your pain and suffering.
Have you ever taken a look at the Michigan dog bite statute?
- Published in Dog Bites, Goodwin & Scieszka
On Air with WMUZ on Law Day
June 9, 2013, Law Day, Russell Jalbert and Bob Dutko broadcasted live from Goodwin and Scieszka at 15 Mile Rd. and Woodward.
This is what they talked about:
They talked about the NSA tracking our moves online. It was described as very “Orwellian.” Both men seemed uneasy about the government’s involvement in our lives. They quickly moved on to talking about the stock market.
According to Russell Jalbert, the stock market and the economy are no longer mutually exclusive. Unemployment is rising, and while jobs are being added, job growth is not as high as it should be. The American people have lost faith in the stock market, and according to Jalbert, no new families have come into his office looking to invest in the market.
- Published in Goodwin & Scieszka
Scott Goodwin is a 2013 Super Lawyer
Scott Goodwin is a 2013 Super Lawyer: he was named Lawyer of the Year in 2004, and he is the Vice President of the Michigan Association for Justice. He’s built his reputation defending clients injured in car, motorcycle, and drunk driving accidents over the last 25 years.
His litigation experience and his ability to reach deep into his opponents’ pockets have also awarded him recognition as:
- a Top 100 Trial Lawyer,
- a top lawyer from DBusiness Magazine,
- and he is an AV, highly recommended attorney by the Martindale-Hubbell® Peer Review Ratings.
- Published in Goodwin & Scieszka
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