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Recent Developments

• Bonnie Y. Sawusch has been appointed to serve on the Ethical Issues Committee of the American Burn Association.
  "As an attorney with an extensive background as a critical care nurse and my continued legal work with burn survivors and their families, I have an active interest in issues that affect both of these areas. I believe volunteering to serve on an ABA committee is a natural fit."
  
  
• Governor Jennifer Granholm appointed Thomas J. Wuori to serve on the board of the Michigan Board of Counseling as one of four public members. The Board oversees the practice of approximately 6,487 counselors. Mr. Wuori's term expires June 30 of 2010. Halpert, Weston, Wuori and Sawusch lawyers have a significant interaction with mental health professionals, many of whom provide essential services to our clients.
  
  
• E. Thomas McCarthy joins Halpert, Weston, Wuori & Sawusch.
  
  
• Halpert, Weston, Wuori & Sawusch open a new office in Grand Rapids.
  
  
• Based on the Verdicts and Settlements section in the January 29, 2007 edition of MI Lawyers Weekly, Halpert, Weston, Wuori & Sawusch had the second highest verdict and 6 out of 27 of the highest settlements in the state of Michigan in 2006. (Click here for more information)
  
  
• Halpert, Weston, Wuori & Sawusch, P.C. is pleased to announce that all five partners in the firm, Rick Halpert, Steve Weston, Tom Wuori, Bonnie Sawusch and Tom McCarthy, were chosen as 2006 Michigan Super Lawyers in the personal injury plaintiff practice area. Only the top five percent of Michigan attorneys are selected as Michigan Super Lawyers.