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With over 200 years combined experience, our award-winning trial lawyers have settled many personal injury lawsuits for millions of dollars.

Proudly serving the community in Michigan, California, Massachusetts, and New York. Neumann Law Group confidently specializes in personal injury cases providing diligent legal representation for those injured, as well as their loved ones. We understand how difficult it is to be hurt in any accident cause by someone else’s careless or reckless actions. Paying mounting medical bills while taking necessary time off to fully recover is often incredibly daunting. Sometimes, the injured person cannot work at all and we know this can be challenging, causing financial and emotional strain on his, her or their family. Unfortunately, insurers often do not willingly pay out everything a victim deserves. Enlisting Traverse City, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Boston, New York City, and Los Angeles award winning personal injury lawyer, Kelly Neumann, may be critical in asserting your rights & getting the assistance you deserve. You should assert your legal rights and entrust our team to fight on your behalf, ensuring you do not bear this burden alone. Moreover, the skill sets of our attorneys extend well beyond the area of personal injury law. We represent clients in matters related to medical malpractice, product liability, mass torts, employment law, business law, family law & divorce, estate & financial planning, criminal defense, DUI/OUIL, and many more. The Neumann Law Group looks forward to hearing from you, what your experience has been and how we can help. MICHIGAN OFFICES

Traverse City
300 E Front St 4th Floor
Traverse City, MI 49684

Grand Rapids
250 Monroe Ave NW #400
Grand Rapids, MI 49503

Detroit
400 Renaissance Center #2600
Detroit, MI 48243

CALIFORNIA OFFICES

Los Angeles
633 W 5th St 28th Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90071

MASSACHUSETTS OFFICES

Boston
Prudential Tower
800 Boylston St 16th Floor
Boston, MA 02199

NEW YORK OFFICE

New York
One Rockefeller Plaza 10th Floor
New York, NY 10020

11/02/2026

Being accused of a crime and being guilty of a crime are two very different things.

When someone is arrested or charged with a criminal offense, it can be easy to assume the authorities already have the full story.

But an accusation is the beginning of a legal process—not the final determination of guilt.

Evidence must be evaluated. Witness accounts may need to be examined. The circumstances of an investigation and the procedures followed by law enforcement may also matter.

A criminal defense attorney can review the allegations, examine the available evidence, identify potential legal issues, and help a person understand their options.

Every case has its own facts, and every person facing charges deserves to understand the process and the rights available to them.

A criminal charge is serious. But it is not the same as a conviction.

Understanding that distinction is an important part of understanding how our justice system works.

10/29/2026

One of the biggest mistakes you can make after an accident? Posting about it online.📱

You’re frustrated. You’re hurt. You want to explain what happened.

So you post a photo of your damaged car.
You talk about the other driver.
You share how you're feeling.
Maybe you even respond to someone asking what happened.

It feels harmless.

But once something is posted online, you don't control who sees it, saves it, or shares it.

And in a personal injury case, social media posts can potentially become part of the evidence.

That doesn't mean you need to disappear from social media after an accident. It means you should think carefully about what you're sharing.
Our advice?

📌 Don't post details about the accident or your injuries.
📌 Don't speculate about who was at fault.
📌 Don't argue with the other driver online.
📌 Don't share photos or videos that could be taken out of context.
📌 If you're unsure whether something could affect your case, ask your attorney before posting it.

10/27/2026

We know paperwork isn't the most exciting part of a legal case. But it can tell an important part of your story.

After an accident or injury, people have a lot on their minds.

Getting medical treatment. Figuring out work. Taking care of their families. Trying to recover.

Keeping track of receipts and records probably isn't at the top of the list.

But documentation can become incredibly important.

Medical records can show the treatment you've received.

Bills can help document expenses.

Employment records can help establish lost income.

Photographs can preserve what an accident scene or injury looked like.

Emails and correspondence can document important conversations.

None of these things tells the entire story by itself.

Together, they can help create a clearer picture of what happened and how an injury has affected someone's life.

Our attorneys often ask clients for documents that may seem like small details at the time.

That's because sometimes the smallest details become important pieces of a much bigger story.

10/23/2026

🎃 The right answer is the one that keeps everyone off the road when they're impaired.

Halloween is a night to have fun—not a night to make a decision that could change someone's life.

If you're going to drink, make your transportation plan before the first drink.

And if you see someone about to drive impaired, don't be afraid to step in.

A few minutes of inconvenience is nothing compared with the consequences of an impaired-driving crash.

10/23/2026

Paralegal position is filled! We are still adding Attorneys at Neumann Law Group (Traverse City location,) as we are expanding quickly! We are also interested in merging solo practices and small law offices into Neumann Law Group.

Compensation & Benefits for Attorneys:

Salary ($75,000 - $165,000)
Bonus Policy (up to 15% of every dollar you bring in)
40% Fee Split on cases you bring in & work up
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Paid time off, including sick and vacation time
Professional development assistance

Schedule & Employment Details:

Employment Type: Full-time
Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8-hour shifts with evening & weekend availability
Location: In person in Traverse City, Michigan

Interested candidates should email their resume and salary requirements to [email protected]

10/21/2026

What if the road itself caused your accident?

Not every accident is caused by another driver's actions.

Sometimes the condition of the roadway can play a role.

Potholes. Missing or confusing signs. Poorly maintained roads. Construction hazards. Debris. Inadequate lighting.

When a dangerous roadway condition contributes to an accident, determining who may be responsible can become complicated.

Government agencies, contractors, property owners, and other parties may have different responsibilities depending on the circumstances.

There can also be specific legal requirements and deadlines that apply to claims involving government entities.

That's why documenting the scene can be especially important.

If you're involved in an accident and believe road conditions contributed to what happened, take photos of the roadway, signage, construction area, damage, and anything else that may help show the condition of the area.

Sometimes the question isn't simply "Who was driving?”

It's "What caused the accident in the first place?”

10/19/2026

You've been arrested. What happens next?

An arrest can be confusing, especially if you've never been through the criminal justice system before.

While every case is different, the process may involve several steps:

1. Arrest & booking
You may be processed, photographed, fingerprinted, and informed of the allegations.

2. Arraignment
The court typically addresses the charges, your rights, and issues such as bond or release conditions.

3. Pretrial proceedings
Your attorney may review evidence, negotiate with prosecutors, file motions, and prepare your defense.

4. Resolution
A case may resolve through dismissal, a plea agreement, or trial, depending on the circumstances.

An arrest is not a conviction.

But what you do early in the process can matter.

Avoid discussing your case publicly or on social media, don't ignore court dates or release conditions, and consider speaking with an attorney before making decisions about your case.

Understanding what comes next can make an overwhelming situation a little easier to navigate.

10/17/2026

NOW HIRING: ATTORNEYS & PARALEGAL ($45,000 - $165,000 + bonuses):

Neumann Law Group | Traverse City, MI

Neumann Law Group, a prominent national law firm, is expanding its presence in Traverse City and seeking talented legal professionals to join our growing team. We are currently recruiting experienced attorneys across all areas of law and a full-time paralegal.

Whether you're an experienced attorney looking for your next opportunity, a solo practitioner /small law firm considering a merger, or a skilled paralegal ready to advance your career, we'd love to hear from you!

PARALEGAL - FULL-TIME

We are seeking a dedicated, detail-oriented paralegal to support our attorneys and contribute to the continued growth of our practice.

Qualifications and Experience:

• Experience in family law, criminal defense, personal injury, and estate planning.
• Strong legal drafting and writing skills.
• A solid understanding of litigation procedures, court processes, and filing requirements.
• Excellent organizational, communication, and time-management skills.
• Familiarity with Google Drive and PracticePanther.
• Experience with Constant Contact and Shutterstock is a plus.
Key responsibilities include:
• Drafting pleadings, motions, and other legal documents.
• Assisting attorneys with case preparation, litigation, and day-to-day case management.
• Managing the firm's end-of-month billing process using Google Drive and PracticePanther.
• Maintaining efficient workflows and collaborating with attorneys and staff.

The ideal candidate is proactive, dependable, and comfortable managing competing priorities in a fast-paced legal environment.

ATTORNEY - FULL-TIME

The ideal Attorney will have:
• Significant legal experience and the ability to independently manage a caseload.
• Trial experience and a demonstrated track record of handling legal matters.
• Strong client relationship, case management, and advocacy skills.
• The ability to work collaboratively while maintaining an independent practice.

Our current practice areas include criminal defense, personal injury, estate planning, Social Security, and family law. We welcome attorneys other practice areas as we continue to expand our services.

MERGER & GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES:

Are you a solo practitioner or the owner of a small law firm looking to take your practice to the next level?

Neumann Law Group is open to exploring merger opportunities with solo practitioners and small firms interested in joining an established, growing legal team.

We welcome conversations with attorneys looking to expand their resources, broaden their practice areas, reduce administrative burdens, and explore new opportunities for growth while continuing to serve their clients.

Attorneys interested in a merger or strategic partnership are encouraged to reach out directly for a confidential conversation.

COMPENSATION & BENEFITS ($45,000 - $165,000 + bonuses):

We offer a supportive team environment, administrative assistance, and opportunities for professional growth, including:

• Competitive compensation
• Health insurance
• Dental insurance
• Vision insurance
• Paid time off, including sick and vacation time
• Professional development assistance
• Attorney Bonus Structure (up to 15% of every dollar you bring in)
• 40% Fee Split on Cases for Attorneys who bring in cases & work them up

SCHEDULE & LOCATION:

• Employment Type: Full-time positions
• Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8-hour shifts; (periodic evening and weekend availability required for attorney positions).
• Work Location: In person in Traverse City, MI

HOW TO APPLY:

Interested candidates and mergers should email their résumé and salary requirements to [email protected].

10/15/2026

The insurance company offered you a settlement. Should you take it?

After an accident, receiving a settlement offer can feel like a relief.

But accepting an offer is a significant decision—and once a settlement is finalized, you may be giving up the ability to pursue additional compensation for the same claim.

Before accepting an offer, it's important to understand what you're actually being compensated for.

Have you completed treatment?

Do you understand the full extent of your injuries?

What medical expenses have you incurred?

Have you missed work or lost income?

Could you need additional treatment in the future?

These questions can be especially important when an injury is serious or ongoing.

An insurance company's first offer isn't necessarily a reflection of the full impact an accident has had on your life.

That doesn't mean every settlement offer is unfair. It means you should understand your claim and your options before making a decision that may be difficult—or impossible—to undo.

When it comes to settlement offers, don't let pressure to resolve things quickly replace careful consideration.

10/13/2026

If you're involved in a lawsuit, you may eventually hear your attorney mention a "deposition."

So what exactly is it?

A deposition is a formal process where a person answers questions under oath before trial.

Depending on the case, the person being questioned could be a plaintiff, defendant, witness, expert, or another individual with relevant information.

Depositions can help attorneys understand the facts of a case, identify areas of agreement or disagreement, and preserve testimony that may become important later.

For someone who has never experienced one, the idea of answering questions under oath can feel intimidating.

That's why preparation matters.

Your attorney can explain what to expect, review the types of questions you may encounter, and help you understand how to approach the process.

A deposition isn't a trial.

But it is an important part of many lawsuits—and what happens during one can matter later in the case.

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400 Renaissance Center #2600
Detroit, MI
48243

Website

http://www.neumannlawgroup.com/

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