Steven H. Weston has, for the fifth consecutive year, been selected by his peers as a SUPER LAWYER© as he has continued to work to advance the cause and protection of persons with disabilities, serious injuries and those families who have suffered death by the negligence of others.
Bonnie Y. Sawusch continues to be recognized by her peers as a SUPER LAWYER©. This is the fifth consecutive year Bonnie has had this designation as she continues her representation of people and their families who have suffered catastrophic personal injury or death caused through the fault of others.
For the fifth consecutive year since 2006, Thomas J. Wuori has been selected by his peers as a SUPER LAWYER©. Tom continues to be recognized for his exceptional and single-minded devotion to those who have been catastrophically injured, or those families who have suffered the death of a loved one due to the negligence of [...]
On Friday, July 23, 2010, around 10 a.m., a Cessna airplane crashed off the coast of Ludington, Michigan. The crash was reported by Ludington Air Control and was apparently witnessed by a fishing boat miles off the coast. Indications are that the flight developed problems maybe a third of the way into the flight when [...]
Attorney Bonnie Sawusch is now a representative on the State Court Administrative Office’s (SCAO) Case Evaluation and Mediation Study Advisory Committee. Over the next year, the SCAO will be conducting a study of trial court civil case evaluation and mediation practices at the request of the Michigan Supreme Court which, in its deliberation of proposed [...]
In May of 2010, Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm re-appointed Attorney Thomas J. Wuori, partner at Halpert Weston Wuori & Sawusch, P.C. to another term on the Michigan Board of Counseling. During his prior term, and currently, he is the Chair of the Disciplinary Subcommittee and was a member of the Rules Revision Committee, which recently [...]
The Wayne County Office of Recipient Rights invited Bonnie Y. Sawusch to speak on June 30, 2010, in Detroit Michigan. The conference covered investigating, collecting and analyzing evidence.
On May 13, 2010, Bonnie Y. Sawusch was an invited panel member and speaker at the Institute of Continuing Legal Education’s Professionalism & Civility Seminar. The conference was the final offering in ICLE’s Litigation Bootcamp Series for Michigan attorneys just beginning their litigation careers.
Bonnie Y. Sawusch and Steven H. Weston were invited to speak at the annual convention of the Michigan Council for Nurse Practitioners on May 1, 2010, in Grand Rapids, MI. The topic of their presentation was “Protecting Yourself from Malpractice – Nurses on Trial.”
On March 31, 2010, Bonnie Y. Sawusch spoke to the Oakland and Macomb Counties Community Mental Health Departments. The topic of her presentation was “Evidence Analysis.” The participants were provided with practical information to assist them in the gathering and analyzing of evidence necessary to investigate complaints of Recipient Rights violations.
