Muskegon Personal Injury attorneys Nolan & Shafer are among the best known and well regarded in the greater Muskegon area. The attorneys are residents of Muskegon County and many were born and raised in Muskegon. Collectively, they have over 95 years of experience.

Compared to the larger corporate firms located in Grand Rapids or Detroit, Nolan & Shafer is definitely on the smaller side with only four attorneys plus their supporting staff.

However, don’t let their small size fool you. The firm is highly experienced and has earned significant settlements, like their $2.6 million jury verdict award for an auto accident injury, the largest jury verdict in Muskegon County history.

In fact, the firm has more jury verdict awards than all other Muskegon county firms combined and has collected more money for their injured clients than any other firm in the greater Muskegon community.

What’s the secret to their success? According to lead attorney David P. Shafer, it’s all about expert personal attention. “We personally handle your case.” Says Shafer. “We are not like big city firms who farm out cases to other firms or inexperienced injury attorneys.”

When we asked how he defined “personally handling” a case, Mr. Shafer said, “I’ll personally meet with clients at their home or in the hospital, remember, we represent people who have been seriously injured, they may be unable to walk, drive, or they could just be in crippling pain and not be able to come to our office.“

“We personally handle your case.” Says Shafer. “We are not like big city firms who farm out cases to other firms or inexperienced injury attorneys.”

Personal Injury Cases Handled by Nolan & Shafer include:

• AUTO, MOTORCYCLE & TRUCKING ACCIDENTS
• WRONGFUL DEATH CASES
• DOG BITES
• MEDICAL MALPRACTICE
• CONSTRUCTION & WORKPLACE ACCIDENTS
• SLIP & FALL, PREMISES LIABILITY, GENERAL NEGLIGENCE

Contact Nolan & Shafer

Address: 40 Concord Avenue, Muskegon, MI 49442
Phone: (231) 722-2444
Website: https://wemakeitright.com/
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Pictured below: David P. Shafer (left) and Patrick J. Nolan (right)