Steve Matz and his team have been practicing law in Michigan for decades. They’ve logged hundreds of thousands of miles traveling to virtually every county in Michigan’s lower and upper peninsulas, meeting with clients, and doing the work necessary to earn significant settlements on their clients’ behalf.
After a swimming pool accident in which an injury or death has occurred, the insurance company of the property owner will soon have investigators on the scene, perhaps that very day. As a victim of the accident, it’s very important to get the advice of a lawyer to protect your rights and preserve your ability to obtain compensation.
For more than 30 years, Matz Injury Law has been representing victims of negligence. Our firm has the experience, skills, and resources needed to investigate and pursue claims involving wrongful death and property owner negligence. We will work diligently to obtain full and complete compensation for all your losses.
Call us at 1-866-22NOT33 today.
We will immediately investigate the cause of the accident and the negligence of the property owner. We will document all of your economic and noneconomic losses for inclusion in your claim.
In a head injury case, this could include compensation for medical costs, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Matz Injury Law will make it our priority to help you obtain the financial resources needed to pay for medical care, rehabilitation therapy, and other services.
If your family member has drowned, we will seek compensation for lost future income, loss of companionship, and other damages. Matz Injury Law will work tirelessly to build a strong and persuasive case designed to obtain maximum compensation for you.
$360,000 settlement on behalf of a 28 year-old dairy worker who suffered a separated shoulder.
$400,000 for a vacationing motorist whose SUV was struck by a pickup truck that crossed the center line on an icy northern Michigan road.
$600,000 settlement for a mild closed head injury victim.
$170,000 settlement for a construction worker who suffered a shoulder injury when struck by a driver on an icy road in Clare County.
$200,000 settlement on behalf of a young woman who suffered leg and foot fractures after an automobile/pedestrian collision.
$200,000 settlement in a rural county for a 4 year-old who died as a result of a truck/pedestrian collision.
$350,000 to a woman who suffered a broken arm when her vehicle was struck by a semi.
$825,000 settlement on behalf of a 25 year-old man in a rural county with a peroneal nerve injury as a consequence of an automobile/truck collision.
$290,000 for a 70 year-old woman whose car was broadsided by a driver who claimed he had the green light at an intersection.
$200,000 (policy limit) settlement for the wrongful death of a recent immigrant.
We do not spend millions of dollars on television ads; instead, we offer a lower fee to all our clients. We do not have dozens of lower paid associates handling our work. All our clients are represented by Steven and Jared Matz. Steven Matz started the firm in 1977 and since then has dedicated his life to representing injury victims. Jared joined the firm in 2016 but grew up listening to stories, discussing theories, and generally learning at the dinner table about how to effectively and compassionately represent injury victims. Jared Matz was literally born to represent individuals involved in motor vehicle crashes.
All of our cases are handled on a contingency fee and all our cases are handled at 22%. Whether the case settles or goes through trial, the fee does not change. While our competitors make excuses as to why they charge so much, we are obtaining results for our clients at a lower fee.
At a typical television advertising law firm, your first call will be handled by a receptionist, who may refer you to an intake person, who will discuss your claim with an intake manager, who then discusses your claim with an associate, who may then report to a partner. You may never speak with the person whose name is at the top of the letterhead. At Matz Injury Law you will always speak with either Steven Matz or Jared Matz.
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