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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 car accidents, 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 car accident and trucking accident 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 accidents, and sexual assault cases, ensuring their voices are heard and justice is served.
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National and local coverage highlights from some of Ven Johnson Law’s most recent cases
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Parents to file suit in case of Huron Valley Schools substitute teacher charged with sexual conduct

September 5, 2024
Families claim district ignored warnings about accused teacher.

Attorney Ven Johnson: Nearly a dozen families will sue Huron Valley district over CSC case

September 5, 2024
Nearly a dozen families will sue the Huron Valley School District, a Detroit attorney said, because school officials failed to take action when the families' elementary-aged children were sexually assaulted...

Chamber Backs Gilead’s Immunity In COVID Appeal

September 4, 2024
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and a trade association representing drug companies have urged a Michigan state appeals court to rule that Gilead Sciences is immune from a claim.

Michigan Court of Appeals hears arguments for Oxford High School shooting civil case to be reinstated

September 4, 2024
Arguments were heard Wednesday in the Michigan Court of Appeals as attorneys representing the families of the Oxford High School shooting victims look to have their civil case returned to...

Substitute teacher charged with alleged sexual assault of students at Huron Valley Schools

September 4, 2024
Some families also retained civil attorney Ven Johnson and had planned to sue the district and the principal.

State asks judge to end litigation against it over 2020 dam failures

August 28, 2024
“It is a ridiculous, frivolous motion. In any other type of a case would be sanctioned by the trial judge,” said attorney Ven Johnson.

Michigan asks judge to end litigation over flooding caused by Edenville Dam failure

August 28, 2024
Michigan is asking a judge to end pending litigation over the flooding that was caused by the Edenville Dam failure in 2020.

Case against former MSP sergeant charged with murder of Samuel Sterling heading to federal court

August 26, 2024
Despite being employed by MSP, a judge ruled that Keely was acting as a federal officer at the time. Therefore, the case will be heard in federal court.

Ex-trooper was acting as federal officer in death of fleeing suspect, judge says

August 26, 2024
A former state police sergeant charged in the April 17 death of a fleeing suspect will be tried in federal court – rather than state court – because he was...

Retired Michigan State Police detective to stand trial for Samuel Sterling death

August 22, 2024
Former Michigan State Police detective Brian Keely will be heading to trial for his role in the death of Samuel Sterling.

Ven’s Vault – 2022: Peeping Tom Brian Maciborski Strikes Again at Plymouth Planet Fitness

August 21, 2024
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Ven’s Vault – 2021: Brian Maciborski Chili Pepper’s Tanning Salon Privacy Invasion Case

August 21, 2024
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WWMT.com WATCH LIVE: Preliminary examination begins for retired MSP detective accused of murder.

August 12, 2024
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WXMI-TV: Reaction from Samuel Sterling’s family along with their attorney, Ven Johnson.

August 12, 2024
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Family grieves as judge delays ruling in case of Samuel Sterling’s death

August 12, 2024
A long day in a Kentwood courtroom ends with little to no outcome.

Grand Rapids Press/MLive: Investigator disputes ex-trooper’s claim that wet road caused car to hit fleeing suspect

August 12, 2024
A fugitive task force considered Samuel Sterling a threat for violence before he was struck and killed by a police vehicle as he fled on foot.

Mich. Jury Awards $8.5M For Missed Cancer Diagnosis

August 1, 2024
A Michigan federal jury awarded more than $8.5 million in damages to a man who died of kidney cancer, finding that a doctor at a cancer clinic missed an opportunity...

Law passed for Nassar victims doesn’t revive decades-old abuse claims, high court finds

July 10, 2024
A 2018 law that extends the time victims of child sexual abuse have to sue their abusers does not apply retroactively, the Michigan Supreme Court ruled this morning, closing the...

Michigan Supreme Court rules law extending deadline for sex abuse cases was not retroactive

July 10, 2024
The Michigan Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that the Legislature's recent allowances for late disclosures of sexual abuse do not apply to victims who were abused prior to the passage of...

Kentwood courtroom packed for hearing of former MSP sergeant charged with 2nd-degree murder

July 1, 2024
In a Kentwood courtroom on Monday, the next step in the criminal prosecution of a now retired Michigan State Police sergeant took place.
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