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About Kevin Seiferheld

Kevin H. Seiferheld is a Trial Attorney at Michigan Auto Law with nearly 25 years of practice. He specializes in litigation involving commercial vehicles, semi-trucks, No-Fault matters, insurance disputes, municipal vehicles, and construction accidents.

Seiferheld is admitted to practice in Michigan and is a graduate of the Ultimate Trial Advocacy Course at Harvard Law School.

He has argued complex legal issues before the Michigan Court of Appeals multiple times with successful outcomes. His settlements and verdicts have appeared on Michigan Lawyers Weekly's top-reported cases list for seven of the past eight years. Honors include Best Lawyers in America (since 2021), Michigan Super Lawyers (since 2010), Top 1% by National Association of Distinguished Counsel, and DBusiness Top Lawyers in Metro Detroit (2022-2025).

Practice areas

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Michigan

Awards & recognition

Best Lawyers in America (since 2021)
Michigan Super Lawyers (since 2010)
Top 1% - National Association of Distinguished Counsel
DBusiness Top Lawyers in Metro Detroit (2022-2025)
Graduate of Ultimate Trial Advocacy Course - Harvard Law School

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