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Since 1969, Olsman, Mueller, Wallace & MacKenzie has been dedicated to vindicating the rights of injured persons. With Jules Olsman, Wolfgang Mueller, Randy Wallace, Donna MacKenzie and Stephanie Arndt on your side, you benefit from 70 years of combined legal experience.

Our practice has been built through word-of-mouth by our clients and the trusted referrals from other attorneys. We are proud of our reputation and we take our commitment to client service very seriously. Our goal is to provide you with the best possible client service to achieve the best possible result in your case. We understand that this is already a difficult situation for you and your family. We are here to protect your rights.

If you or a loved one has been injured, contact an attorney by email or call 800-366-8653 for a free consultation about your case.

Our firm specializes in representing injured persons in areas of nursing home neglect or abuse, medical malpractice, automobile accidents, social security disability, products liability, police brutality and more. Below are some of the cases that we have recently filed:

Failure to promptly treat brain bleed at Covenant Hospital results in death of twenty-three year old woman.

Woman loses job at Wayne State University after wrongly accused of cheating.

Alzheimer's resident found face down in a pool of blood, dead after staff left her alone and unsupervised in her wheelchair at the nurse's station.

Man wrongfully convicted of murder released from prison after 9 years due to discovery of evidence withheld by police.

Infant suffers right pan-brachial plexis injury during birth at Ingham Regional Medical Center.

Nineteen year old construction worker dies after falling through unguarded hole in the roof of apartment building supervised by Houseman Construction Company.

Jules B. Olsman presents at Institute for Continuing Legal Education Ethics Panel: When Bad Things Happen to Good Lawyers

Donna M. MacKenzie presents Update on Medicare Liens at Institute for Continuing Legal Education No-Fault Update.

Jules B. Olsman appointed by the Michigan Supreme Court to the State Bar of Michigan Board of Commissioners.

Donna M. MacKenzie selected as a 2010 Up & Coming Lawyer by Michigan Lawyers Weekly

Jules B. Olsman and Randy J. Wallace named top attorneys in Michigan by Super Lawyers magazine

Donna M. MacKenzie and Stephanie L. Arndt named Rising Stars by Michigan Super Lawyers magazine

Donna M. MacKenzie presents on Medicare liens at Michigan Association for Justice No-Fault Institute VII

Randy J. Wallace appointed to the State Bar of Michigan's Civil Procedure and Courts Committee

Jules B. Olsman teaches medical malpractice course during fall semester at Michigan State University College of Law

Donna M. MacKenzie appointed to the Executive Committee for the Michigan Association for Justice.

Donna M. MacKenzie speaks at the American Bar Association's Council on Legal Education Opportunity Sophomore Summer Institute.

Jules B. Olsman interviewed by Weinberg on the Law on CBS Radio regarding Family Law & Elder Care issues.

Jules B. Olsman moderates and Donna M. MacKenzie presents at the Medicare Liens 2010: Information vs Speculation seminar sponsored by the State Bar of Michigan Negligence Law Section.

Jules B. Olsman recognized as a "Leader & Innovator" by Lawrence Technological University.

Donna M. MacKenzie presents Choosing a Senior Living Facility during Senior Law Day sponsored by the Oakland County Bar Association.

Olsman, Mueller, Wallace & MacKenzie sponsor Berkley Public Safety Department's 2nd Annual Public Relations Golf Outing.

Donna M. MacKenzie presents The Absence of Medicare Set-Asides in Liability Cases at the 65th Annual Rapid Fire Seminar sponsored by the Michigan Association for Justice.

Donna M. MacKenzie recognized as a Pacesetter by the Michigan Association for Justice.

I now begin the journey that will lead me into the sunset of my life. I know that for America there will always be a bright dawn ahead.

- Letter from Ronald Reagan to the American public announcing that he has Alzheimers Disease, November 5, 1994

We are committed to improving the quality of life and care for the elderly in nursing homes and other long term care facilities. In addition to our support and participation in organizations such as Citizens for Better Care and the National Consumer Voice for Quality Long-Term Care (formerly the National Citizens Coalition for Nursing Home Reform), our firm specializes in representing victims of nursing home abuse and neglect.

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