Scott Goodwin Law P.C.
999 Haynes Street, Suite 385, Birmingham, MI 48009, Birmingham, MI 48009
About Scott Goodwin Law P.C.
Scott Goodwin Law P.C. is a personal injury law firm based in Birmingham, Michigan, serving clients throughout the state. The firm handles cases involving car accidents, dog bites, medical malpractice, workplace injuries, and social security disability. With 38 years of experience, founder Scott Goodwin is a past president of the Michigan Association for Justice and a lifetime member of the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum. The three-attorney team has recovered millions for clients and operates on a contingency fee basis.
Notable Case Results
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$3M
Motor Vehicle Accidents
Semi-Truck vs Electric car - Twenty-one year old college student TBI Traumatic Brain Injury settlement in 6 months from crash without having to file a lawsuit.
$2M
Pedestrian Accident
Pedestrian struck in grocery parking lot by elderly man driving an SUV fractured foot and surgery.
$1.9M
Truck Accident
Contested Liability case where the Semi-Truck claimed driver ran into him. Police did not speak with injured passenger at the scene and gave driver of passengers car a traffic citation. We dug deeper and turned the tables on the Semi-Truck driver resulting in a settlement of 1.85 million dollars.
$1.8M
Motorcycle Accident
Attorney Scott Goodwin won a $1.8 million settlement in 2009 for a plaintiff who was seriously injured when a box truck turned in front of their motorcycle.
$1.8M
Motorcycle Accident
Settlement won in an auto negligence case. The plaintiff was seriously injured when a box truck turned in front of the motorcycle, causing a collision.