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Since 2011, my team and I have been helping people from across the state stand up and fight for their rights. From delivering the justice our clients deserve, to landing meaningful settlements that help them get back on their feet, our team is ready to rumble when it matters most. So call Ven Johnson Law today, and let us fight for you.

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Ven Johnson Law is dedicated to delivering justice for victims across Michigan. Our seasoned attorneys specialize in representing those affected by vehicle crashes, medical malpractice, civil rights violations, and personal injury. We pride ourselves in the relentless pursuit of the compensation our clients deserve. That’s why clients count on Ven Johnson Law as one of Detroit’s most trusted firms.
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Calling on decades of experience, the VJL team knows how to take on even the most complex vehicle crash cases, navigating Michigan’s legal system to hold negligent parties accountable. And as leading personal injury attorneys, we also champion the rights of victims in medical malpractice, industrial negligence, and sexual assault cases, ensuring their voices are heard and justice is served.
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Our Record Speaks For Itself

Proven Success: Millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements.

Client-Centered Approach: Personalized legal strategies that prioritize your needs..

Comprehensive Services: Expertise that covers a broad spectrum, from vehicle crashes and medical malpractice to police misconduct and civil rights

At Ven Johnson Law, we don’t just take on cases—we fight for causes. If you’re seeking experienced legal representation in Michigan, our team is ready to stand by your side.

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Oakland Co. substitute teacher sentenced for sex crimes against girls

July 9, 2025
A former Oakland County substitute teacher convicted of having sexual contact with students in his elementary school classroom was sentenced Tuesday to 10-15 years in prison.

Former HVS Substitute Sentenced to 10-15 Years for Sex Crimes Against Children

July 9, 2025
A former Huron Valley Schools’ substitute teacher was sentenced after being convicted of sex crimes against children.

Mich. Judge Certifies Edenville Dam Flood Victim Classes

July 8, 2025
A Michigan claims court judge has certified classes of businesses and residents affected by flooding from the collapse of a hydroelectric dam, ahead of a January trial to determine if...

Civil trial for ex-police officer Christopher Schurr set for October 2026

June 20, 2025
A civil trial for former Grand Rapids police officer Christopher Schurr will take place in October 2026 in U.S. District Court.

Man says he feels betrayed by insurance company after Northfield Twp. house explosion

June 20, 2025
David Fauls didn’t think twice about running toward the flames to help when his neighbor’s house exploded in December of 2023.

Michigan DNR appeals Goss v. DNR lawsuit for 3rd time

June 20, 2025
The Michigan DNR has appealed the Goss v. DNR case for a third time still challenging its governmental immunity.

Fighting for Justice: Ven Johnson’s Journey in the Legal Industry

June 19, 2025
For nearly four decades, Ven Johnson has been a force within the Michigan legal lanscape.

Sterling Heights woman to receive nearly $3 million in police-vehicle crash

June 19, 2025
Settlement reached as case about to go to trial in Macomb County Circuit Court

Sterling Heights settles for $2.95 million after police officer crashes into woman’s car

June 18, 2025
The victim sustained traumatic brain injury and permanent damage to her spine in the 2019 crash

MSU Settles Financially with Three Shooting Victims

June 10, 2025
Three victims who survived the Feb. 13, 2023 shooting on the campus of Michigan State University officially settled with a $29.75 million lawsuit.

MSU, 3 mass shooting victims settle suit for $29.7M, lawyers say

June 10, 2025
Michigan State University and three surviving victims of the 2023 mass shooting on campus have settled a lawsuit for a total of $29.75 million.

Proposed bill would protect police and others from civil suits in deadly force cases

June 9, 2025
The family of Patrick Lyoya hopes a wrongful death civil suit against former Grand Rapids police officer Christopher Schurr will succeed, after a criminal trial ended in a hung jury.

Parents of man killed by ex-trooper say ‘fight is not over’ after judge drops charges

June 3, 2025
Less than a week ago, Sterling and Cage learned a federal judge dismissed charges against a former state police trooper who struck and killed their 25-year-old son, Samuel Sterling.

Family of man fatally hit by state police detective wants justice after case dismissed

June 3, 2025
A family is not giving up after criminal charges were dismissed against a former Michigan State Police officer who they say murdered their son during a chase in Kentwood.

Community leaders discuss ‘state of emergency’ among police relations and recent legal outcomes in GR

June 2, 2025
Two important conversations took place Monday night in Grand Rapids, focusing on public safety and police relations with the community.

Lyoya family heartbroken by decision not to retry Christopher Schurr

May 29, 2025
The family of Patrick Lyoya says the decision not to retry former Grand Rapids police officer Christopher Schurr for their son’s death has extended their heartbreak.

Patrick Lyoya’s family speaks out about mistrial against Grand Rapids ex-cop

May 29, 2025
The family of a Congolese immigrant fatally shot by a Grand Rapids police officer in 2022 said Thursday they believe retrying the case would have resulted in a conviction.

Michigan court ends effort to sue Oxford school staff over 2021 mass shooting

May 28, 2025
The Michigan Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed appeals by families of students killed or wounded at Oxford High School in 2021, ending efforts to hold employees partly responsible for the mass shooting.

Federal judge dismisses charges against former Michigan Trooper in fatal use of force case

May 28, 2025
An expert testified that the use of force was excessive and the use of the vehicle was improper

Michigan police officer who killed Black motorist won’t face retrial

May 28, 2025
A Michigan police officer who fatally shot a Black man in the back of the head after a tumultuous traffic stop will not face a second murder trial, a prosecutor...
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