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About Michael J. Zettlemoyer

Mike represents individuals and their families who are wrongly injured, unable to protect themselves, and in need of an unrelenting advocate in their corner to fight back. Mike Zettlemoyer leverages his engineering education and past experiences to serve his clients with tenacity and a tactical approach. His practice involves the construction, crane and aerial lift, product manufacturing, and transportation industries, and includes cases arising out of construction and design failures, workplace and industrial accidents, trucking, auto and crashworthiness accidents, roadway design, construction, and maintenance accidents, aerial lift tip-overs, electrical accidents.

And defective or malfunctioning products. Before joining Saltz Mongeluzzi Bendesky to champion on behalf of those that have been wronged and injured, Mike spent more than a decade representing engineers, architects, design professionals and others involved in the construction, building, highway, transportation, infrastructure, industrial equipment, and product manufacturing industries. The cases included catastrophic personal injury and multi-death tragedies arising out of building collapses, pedestrian fatalities, motor vehicle and trucking collisions, fire, design errors or omissions, construction failures, and commercial, consumer, and industrial equipment defects.

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