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Bloomfield Hills Motor Vehicle Accidents (Auto Accidents) Law Firm
Overview
Combining high level business with legal expertise, Bryan Schefman brings a unique perspective to the resolution of your issues, from negotiation and contracting, risk management and insurance issues, to crisis management and resolution of everyday business questions, dispute resolution, and strong, effective litigation.
A small firm brings flexibility with unique situations that you cannot get with a larger firm...
Combining high level business with legal expertise, Bryan Schefman brings a unique perspective to the resolution of your issues, from negotiation and contracting, risk management and insurance issues, to crisis management and resolution of everyday business questions, dispute resolution, and strong, effective litigation.
A small firm brings flexibility with unique situations that you cannot get with a larger firm...
Combining high level business with legal expertise, Bryan Schefman brings a unique perspective to the resolution of your issues, from negotiation and contracting, risk management and insurance issues, to crisis management and resolution of everyday business questions, dispute resolution, and strong, effective litigation.
A small firm brings flexibility with unique situations that you cannot get with a larger firm. In a large firm, the client is locked into the knowledge and abilities of the one associate assigned to the case, or at best the limited talent pool that exists at the firm. Bryan Schefman brings his 27 years of experience to the personal representation of every client. Yet, as the need arises, Mr. Schefman is able to draw on the additional talent of some of the finest attorneys in the state of Michigan to provide the utmost in excellent professional representation.
Here When Our Clients Need Us
We understand that legal advice is only one tool in the company tool box, and that our clients' business judgment must also play a role. We are here when our clients need us, ready and able to offer sound legal advice, expert assistance, and professional legal representation to help their businesses grow and succeed in today's competitive market.
About Schefman & Associates, PC
Practice Areas
- Motor Vehicle Accidents (Auto Accidents)
- Medical Malpractice
- Traumatic Brain Injuries
- No-Fault Insurance Claims
- Medicare Eligible Claims
- Lein Protection
Litigation
- 99%
People
Attorneys
- Allison L. Romer (Attorney)
- Bryan L. Schefman (Senior Trial Attorney)
- Kati Sorensen (Attorney)
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Office Information
Address
40900 Woodward AvenueSuite 111 Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304
Phone
Fax
- 248-562-3225
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