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25 September
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Sexual Assault Survivor, Amanda Thomashow, to Receive Paul H. Chapman Award

Posted by Steve and Tom Sinas
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Sinas Dramis partner and Michigan sexual assault attorney, Jim Graves, has represented numerous Sister Survivors of the disgraced MSU sports doctor, Larry Nassar, since 2016. He recently had the privilege of nominating his client, Amanda Thomashow, for the Foundation for Improvement of Justice, Inc. award. Mr. Graves, along with the rest of the Sinas Dramis attorneys and staff, wish to congratulate Ms. Thomashow as the recipient of this year’s Paul H. Chapman Award. She will be honored and receive the award on Saturday, September 29, 2018, at the Four Seasons Hotel, Atlanta. Ms. Thomashow is recognized in particular for the bravery...

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16 July
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Brain Injury Association of Michigan (BIAMI) Elects Tom Sinas as Secretary of the Board of Directors

Posted by Steve and Tom Sinas
in Announcements, Brain Injury
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On June 11, 2018, the Brain Injury Association of Michigan (BIAMI) announced its election of Tom Sinas as Secretary of the Board of Directors. As a Grand Rapids personal injury attorney, his experience skillfully working with and steadfastly representing the brain injured make him an ideal candidate for this role. Brain Injury Association of Michigan President, Tom Constand, says of Sinas's election as BIAMI Secretary, “Tom's willingness to join the Board as Secretary is a coup for the Association. His long involvement with BIAMI, vast professional knowledge and personal experience representing brain injury survivors and their families, and commitment to the benefits...

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11 April
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Moving Forward – Larry Nassar Case Updates

Posted by Steve and Tom Sinas
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Nassar Case Updates

While the unfortunate tragedy at Michigan State University, USA Gymnastics, and Twistars USA involving hundreds of sexually abused gymnasts continues to make headlines, several recent Larry Nassar case updates attempt to bring justice to survivors and also protect future athletes. Senate Passes Bills to Protect Survivors Last month, the Michigan Senate overwhelmingly passed a package of bills in response to survivors of the largest case of sports-related sexual abuse in history. These proposed bills will protect survivors of sexual abuse, extend the statute of limitations for prosecuting criminal sexual abuse, and bringing civil damages lawsuits on behalf of survivors. Furthermore, the bills...

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22 January
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Sinas Dramis Stands Proudly With Nassar Sexual Assault Survivors

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Jim Graves is currently representing sexual assault survivors of Larry Nassar, who violated hundreds of women and girls while employed as a physician at Michigan State University and while working as a team doctor for USA Gymnastics and Twistars USA. To date, more than 150 women and young girls have said they were sexually abused by Nassar while he was employed at MSU. Nassar was an MSU team doctor for nearly two decades and was the team physician for USA Gymnastics for almost three decades. Over the years, Nassar treated hundreds of gymnasts, including Lansing's own Jordyn Wieber, an Olympic medalist, who...

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31 July
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Sinas Dramis Featured In Michigan Innovative Health Magazine

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The Sinas Dramis Law Firm has been prominently featured in the pages of Michigan Innovative Health Magazine. As leading authorities on the auto no-fault insurance system, the Sinas Dramis team of Michigan car accident attorneys provided the content for the publication's Summer 2017 edition, which focuses on Michigan no-fault law. Michigan Innovative Health Magazine is a quarterly publication that offers information on wellness and healthcare, particularly for veterans, seniors, youth, disabled persons and the catastrophically injured. The Summer 2017 issue is dedicated to no-fault law, in an effort to help educate the public on the history, purpose and importance of the...

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20 July
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Attorney Kevin Komar Is Newest Member Of Sinas Dramis Personal Injury Team

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The Sinas Dramis Law Firm is pleased to welcome attorney Kevin Komar to its personal injury team. Kevin represents persons who are injured in auto accidents, semi-truck crashes, motorcycle collisions and bicycle accidents, including claims for Michigan no-fault benefits. He also handles other types of personal injury matters, including wrongful death accident claims, highway defect cases and premises liability claims. Before joining the Lansing office of Sinas Dramis, Kevin spent 17 years as a Michigan personal injury attorney in the Detroit area. During that time, he obtained several substantial verdicts and settlements for his clients. Those cases involved multiple experts in various...

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22 February
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Attorney Jim Graves Represents Plaintiffs In Nassar-MSU Sexual Assault Scandal

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Jim Graves of the Sinas Dramis Law Firm is representing several female plaintiffs in the ongoing sexual assault scandal against Larry Nassar and Michigan State University. All the plaintiffs claim they were sexually abused by Nassar while he was a team physician at MSU. Nassar, of Holt, worked as a team doctor at MSU for nearly 20 years and with USA Gymnastics for almost 30 years. Since last fall, more than 100 women and girls have come forward, alleging that Nassar sexually abused them while he was employed at MSU. Plaintiff Jane AAA Doe alleges in a complaint filed March 20 in...

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21 September
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Lansing, Grand Rapids Personal Injury Lawyers Discuss Michigan Car Accident Laws

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Three Sinas Dramis Law Firm attorneys recently spoke about Michigan car accident injuries and auto no-fault law at the 13th Annual No-Fault Institute in Detroit. Personal injury attorneys from across the state gathered at the two-day event, and were advised by presenters to "stay focused" because "things are getting blurry." The conference, presented each year by the Michigan Association for Justice, was coordinated by Lansing personal injury attorney George Sinas and Farmington Hills lawyer Wayne Miller. Both are considered leading experts on auto no-fault law. In addition to planning the event, George provided attendees an update on "tort threshold" cases, a complicated area...

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08 September
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Sinas Dramis Hires New Grand Rapids Personal Injury Attorney

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Adrian Copeland has joined the Sinas Dramis Law Firm as the newest personal injury attorney in the Grand Rapids office, where she focuses her practice on auto liability, auto no-fault benefit and car accident cases in West Michigan, primarily. [caption id="attachment_5393" align="alignright" width="190"] Adrian Copeland[/caption] Adrian comes to the firm with 13 years’ experience standing up for the rights of injured persons across Michigan. She has handled all types of personal injury cases, from auto no-fault to premises liability to dog bites to construction accidents. Adrian was admitted to the State Bar of Michigan in 2003. She is a member of the Grand Rapids...

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12 August
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Steve Sinas Talks Pokémon Go Legal Concerns With Michigan Lawyers Weekly

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Lansing personal injury lawyer Steve Sinas explains the dangers and legal issues associated with playing Pokémon Go, in an article that's featured in Michigan Lawyers Weekly (MiLW), a statewide legal publication. In "Pokémon Go presents virtual fun, real legal issues," (August 12, 2016), Steve first discusses the Pokémon Go app's terms of service, which cautions users to play the virtual reality game at their own risk and have insurance, in case they're injured while playing. Users who download the game also agree to not violate any laws, and not to cause others emotional distress or to trespass on private property. The...

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