Laydon Law Group, PLLC
100 West B Street Suite 100 Iron Mountain, MI 49801, Iron Mountain, MI 49801
About Laydon Law Group, PLLC
Laydon Law Group, PLLC is a personal injury law firm serving the Upper Michigan and Upper Peninsula regions. The firm represents individuals injured in car accidents, slip and falls, medical malpractice, and wrongful death cases. Its two attorneys, Matthew Laydon and Mike Connors, both from the Upper Peninsula, have over 15 years of legal experience each. They exclusively represent injured plaintiffs, not insurance companies or corporations. The firm has secured significant verdicts and settlements for clients, including a $1.925 million motorcycle accident award.
Notable Case Results
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$1.9M
Motorcycle Accident
Passenger on a motorcycle suffered serious leg injury when the driver passed traffic on the shoulder and crashed into a car turning into a business parking lot.
$1.4M
Police Brutality
Client suffered knocked out front teeth due to an officer slamming his face against the floor while handcuffed, after a dispute over torn money at a store.
$675,000
Auto Defect/Wrongful Death
Woman died after being t-boned in an intersection; lawsuit against car manufacturer alleged lack of side impact airbags contributed to her death.
$500,000
Dental Malpractice
Client suffered a broken jaw and nerve damage during a wisdom tooth extraction; dentist allegedly concealed the injuries.
$420,000
Prisoner Mistreatment
Prisoner alleged retaliation by guards, including death threats, destruction of belongings, and hiring inmates to beat him, after making internal complaints.
$240,000
Car Accident
Client rear-ended at a stop sign, minimal car damage but required neck surgery. Insurance offered $25,000, jury awarded $240,000.