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Mellon Pries Kowalski, P.C., specializes in all aspects of civil litigation. For nearly 40 years, the firm has successfully advocated for our clients during all phases of litigation. We pride ourselves on being able to see matters through to completion, including pretrial proceedings, trial, and appeal.

Additionally, we have counseled numerous clients in the day- to-day operations of their businesses in an effort to provide well-researched and sound legal advice to give our clients the right information to make reasoned decisions to avoid litigation, when possible.The firm's attorneys and shareholders bring a combined total of more than 85 years of legal experience.We continually strive to get the best results for our clients in a timely and cost-efficient manner.
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We pride ourselves on understanding the particular business, or personal, situation of our clients and on providing advice tailored to best advance the goals which are important to each client.
The firm was established in 1982.
In 2020, the firm became Mellon Pries Kowalski, P.C.
We pride ourselves on understanding the particular business or personal situation of our clients and on providing sound advice to best advance the goals which are important to each client.
We are a full-service litigation firm dedicated to getting results for our clients in the Metro Detroit area and throughout the State of Michigan.
Insurance law includes litigation and disputes surrounding three distinct aspects: coverage, underlying litigation, and subrogation.
The coverage aspect involves assisting insurers, self-insurers, or insureds regarding whether a certain series of events falls within the terms of coverage.
Mellon Pries Kowalski, P.C., has experience both litigating on behalf of insurers and coverage providers in defending coverage decisions, as well as litigating on behalf of insureds seeking to challenge those coverage decisions.
Personal injury litigation broadly includes all those situations where one party (plaintiff) brings suit against another (defendant) alleging some type of bodily, emotional, property, or other injury caused by the defendant.
These types of claims include negligence, premises liability, product liability, medical malpractice or other professional negligence, construction, property damage, physical assault/battery, fraud, and business torts.
Each claim is subject to unique proofs and unique defenses.
As everyone in Michigan is aware, No-Fault insurance is an ever-present part of operating and owning a motor vehicle.
This area of the law rests heavily on interpretation of the No-Fault statute.
Though No-Fault was intended to lessen the amount of litigation arising out of motor vehicle accidents, there are still many cases where the courts are called upon to determine if a particular claimant is entitled to benefits.
These disputes arise in a variety of contexts.
In some cases, a person covered under a No-Fault policy brings suit alleging entitlement to benefits.
When workers are injured on the job or experience some occupational disease, a no-fault system of compensation is in place to ensure a fair and just remedy.
The Workers Compensation system is largely administrative, and seeks to adjudicate whether an employee's injury was sustained while in the course and scope of employment, and whether the alleged treatment is reasonable and necessary.
At Mellon Pries Kowalski, P.C., we have experience navigating this administrative system, and have represented employers, insurance carriers, third-party administrators, and employees.
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