Ryan G. Milligan - South Bend, IN

Ryan G. Milligan, a former partner in one of America’s largest law firms, brings over a decade of complex litigation, dispute resolution, and trial experience to PM&S. After defending some of the nation's largest banks, corporations and insurance companies, he now applies his trial and litigation skills to advocate for victims of personal and financial injury.

Responsive and results-oriented, Ryan is a lawyer who helps clients understand and navigate through the following types of legal matters:

Personal injury, product injury and premises liability

Ryan represents the legal interests of people who have been injured in car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents and by defective or recalled products. He also represents plaintiffs in premises liability cases and wrongful death actions.

Financial Injury/Consumer Protection

Ryan represents victims who have had their credit ruined or peace of mind violated by harassing debt collectors, robo calls, predatory lending, vehicle repossessions, consumer fraud, data breaches and other consumer protection matters. He also represents plaintiffs in insurance coverage disputes, including the bad faith denial of insurance coverage, and indemnification matters.

Class Actions

After several years defending class actions, Ryan has significant experience with class action practice, including class certification and class settlements. Class actions can secure justice for a class or group of individuals that has been treated improperly, such as victims of mass torts, robo calls, or predatory lending or collection practices.

Fixed Fee Appeals

Ryan has experience handling dozens of appeals in state and federal court, both protecting positive trial court results and reversing negative outcomes. To provide certainty and avoid unexpected costs, Ryan handles appeals on a fixed fee basis.

Contingent Fee Business Litigation

Ryan also combines his considerable experience as a business lawyer and former business owner to represent selective clients as plaintiffs in contingent fee commercial lawsuits and business litigation.