The Michigan Association for Justice (MAJ) was formally known as the Michigan Trial Lawyers Association (MTLA). The MAJ is a non-profit membership association dedicated to furthering civil justice and the rights of those wrongfully injured. The organization provides educational resources and networking opportunities for their members, including many of the top plaintiff personal injury attorneys in Michigan.
Members include more than 1,600 plaintiff's attorneys and their staff. With offices in Lansing, Michigan, the MAJ is an affiliate of the American Association for Justice.
Lawyer Legion maintains a statewide directory of personal injury lawyers in Michigan which includes both MAJ members and non-members. To help the public find the best choices when searching for a personal injury attorney, Lawyer Legion recognizes attorneys for their involvement and leadership within the MAJ and other professional associations. This includes recognition for MAJ members who have updated their Lawyer Legion profile to include information about their involvement with the MAJ.
Use this directory to find a Michigan lawyer in your local area. Start by choosing your county from the list below.
MAJ provides members with professional networking, online listserves, and a data bank of relevant court documents and legal experts. The MAJ website also includes a public member directory that helps the public find a qualified personal injury attorney in Michigan.
The organization also provides an extensive continuing legal education (CLE) program in locations throughout the state. The MAJ provides some of the best continuing legal education seminars in the state.
Additionally, MAJ's Lansing-based government affairs staff lobbies legislators and state agencies to advance a pro-civil justice legislative agenda, intended to preserve and enhance the rights of injured people.
MAJ states that it "promotes justice and fairness for injured persons, safeguards victims' rights--particularly the right to trial by jury--and strengthens the civil justice system through education and disclosure of information critical to public health and safety."
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