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About Ariel Kellersohn
Ariel Kellersohn is a Trial Attorney at Marko Law Firm, focusing on medical malpractice and personal injury matters.
Kellersohn earned her Juris Doctor magna cum laude from Michigan State University College of Law in 2022, where she was a Trial Team member, participated in the Geoffrey Fieger Trial Practice Institute, and represented incarcerated clients in the Civil Rights Clinic. She earned her Bachelor of Arts cum laude in Criminology, Psychology & Neuroscience from Butler University in 2019, with Dean's List honors all eight semesters and Big East All-Academic Honors all four years as a Division 1 Track & Field competitor. She is admitted to the State Bar of Michigan (2022), the U.S. Supreme Court, the U.S. District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Michigan and the District of Columbia, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.
Before joining Marko Law, Kellersohn practiced at a civil litigation defense firm specializing in medical negligence, and previously worked at a medical malpractice plaintiff firm.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Marko Law Firm
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An Oakland County jury awarded $896.5 million to a young boy who was struck by a prototype test car during a student field trip at a Continental test track, reported as the largest verdict in Michigan history. The award is pre-appeal: post-trial motions are pending, Continental never made a settlement offer, and the amount could still be reduced.
A Detroit federal jury awarded former Michigan inmate Kohchise Jackson $307.6 million after the state's for-profit prison health contractor refused to pay for the $919 surgery that would have reversed his colostomy.
An Oakland County jury found Kroger solely liable and awarded HVAC technician Brian Mierendorf and his wife $76.7 million after a failed R-22 refrigerant line at a Bloomfield Township store burned and destroyed most of both his hands.
On September 11, 2026, an Oakland County jury awarded about $32.7 million to a child who suffered a traumatic brain injury and back and leg injuries when a prototype Ford Mustang crashed into spectators at a Continental Automotive Systems test track in Auburn Hills in 2023. Continental admitted liability, so the trial decided damages only. It was the third trial from the same crash, and the company made no settlement offer in any of them.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.
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