Carol D. Carlson

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Defending health care providers and facilities in a wide variety of medical malpractice cases for over 33 years, Carol Carlson has dedicated her litigation practice to achieving superior results while maintaining the highest professional standards. From pre-claim negotiations through trials and appeals, she offers creative, thoughtful representation focused on results.
Carol has defended doctors, hospitals, and nurses in circuit courts across Michigan, as well as in federal court and the Michigan Court of Appeals. Specializing in cases involving birth trauma, nursing negligence, emergency medicine care, and a variety of surgical areas, Carol has successfully defended cases from the most frivolous to the most complex.
Having achieved summary dismissal of dozens of cases following careful analysis of both legal and medical issues, Carol has also won numerous trials in front of diverse groups of jurors, on a wide variety of claims.
She is frequently invited to present seminars to healthcare providers to help them avoid being sued in the first place or to deal with the consequences when a claim occurs.