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About Teriann Schmidt
Teriann Schmidt is an Attorney at Koussan Law with more than 20 years of experience handling Michigan personal injury, auto, and wrongful death cases. She specializes in motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, wrongful death, and complex injury litigation.
Schmidt earned her Juris Doctor from Wayne State University Law School in 2004. She is admitted to the State Bar of Michigan (2004).
Colleagues and clients recognize her for direct communication, attention to medical and economic detail, and her ability to explain complex insurance and litigation matters clearly to clients.
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Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of Michigan, admitted 2004
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$896.5 million · Oakland County Jury Returns Record $896.5 Million Verdict for Boy Struck at Continental Test Track
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$9 million · Norris v. Atsalis Brothers: $9 Million for a Driver Who Lost Both Legs When a Distracted Trucker Split His Car in Two
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$100 million (verdict); $21 million (upheld on appeal) · $100 Million Federal Jury Verdict for Man Paralyzed After Atlanta Officer Deployed Taser Without Warning
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