Sinas Dramis Law Firm

Yes, social media can potentially affect a Michigan personal injury claim. Insurance companies and defense attorneys may review publicly available posts, photographs, videos, comments, and other online content when evaluating injuries, physical limitations, and damages. Even posts that seem unrelated to the accident may sometimes be taken out of context and used during settle...

If a police report contains inaccurate information, it does not automatically decide who was at fault or whether compensation is available. Insurance companies and courts typically consider many forms of evidence, including photographs, witness statements, video footage, vehicle damage, medical records, and other documentation. Depending on the circumstances, it may also be p...

Discovery is the formal process through which both sides in a lawsuit exchange information, documents, evidence, and testimony before trial. In a Michigan personal injury case, discovery may include written questions, requests for records, depositions, medical information, expert witness disclosures, and other evidence that helps the parties evaluate the case and prepare for ...

Sinas Dramis Law Firm attorneys and staff have been selected to present at the Michigan Association for Justice 2026 Fall Convention, where they will share insights on Michigan No-Fault law, wrongful death damages, law firm management, and investigation strategies. Their participation reflects the firm’s ongoing leadership in personal injury advocacy, legal education, and pro...

A deposition is a formal question-and-answer session that takes place before trial. The person being questioned answers under oath while a court reporter creates an official transcript. In a Michigan car accident case, depositions often focus on how the crash occurred, the injuries involved, medical treatment, employment history, and how the injuries have affected daily life....