Olsman MacKenzie Peacock

08/05/2026

Honored to announce that OMP lawyer, Chrissy Hagen, has been elected Co-Chair of the Underride Committee for the American Association for Justice’s Trucking Litigation Group! 👏🏼

Underride crashes are among the most devastating collisions on our roadways. They occur when a passenger car slides under the body of a truck—such as a tractor-trailer or single-unit truck—due to the height difference between the vehicles.

Many people don’t realize they have an “underride case.” If a car goes underneath the side or rear of a semi-truck or trailer during a crash, there may be additional safety issues to investigate beyond the collision itself. Most often, these catastrophic injuries could have been prevented by properly designed, maintained, or installed underride guards.

As Co-Chair, she is looking forward to working alongside attorneys from across the country to advance education, improve truck safety, and advocate for individuals and families whose lives have been forever changed by these preventable crashes.

If you or someone you know has been seriously injured in an underride collision, contact NBTA Board Certified Truck Accident Attorney Chrissy Hagen at Olsman Mackenzie Peacock to discuss your legal options.

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08/03/2026

Have you been misled or taken advantage of by a licensed business in Michigan? You may have more options than you think.

A new Michigan Supreme Court ruling closed a loophole that let regulated companies avoid consumer-protection lawsuits, clearing the way for the Attorney General’s insulin-pricing investigation into Eli Lilly.

Here’s what it means for you:

A new Michigan Supreme Court decision, Attorney General v. Eli Lilly, restores consumers’ power to sue licensed businesses for deceptive practices under the Consumer Protection Act. Learn what it means for you.

07/31/2026

Were you hurt by a hazard on rental property in Michigan? You may have a claim. A new Michigan Supreme Court ruling says a tenant who fractured her ankle in an unmarked trench near her building's dumpster can take her case to a jury, and that knowing a hazard exists does not automatically end your claim.

Here is what it means for you:

A new Michigan Supreme Court ruling, Bowerman v. Red Oak, strengthens injury claims against landlords and contractors who leave hazards on rental property.

07/21/2026

Justice delivered: our client received a substantial settlement after suffering due to someone else's negligence.

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07/21/2026

A motorcycle crash can leave a rider facing serious injuries, missed work, medical treatment, and difficult questions about insurance coverage.

Detroit motorcycle accident cases often require a close look at traffic patterns, road conditions, nearby cameras, vehicle data, and the actions of every party involved. Evidence can disappear quickly, so starting the investigation early matters.

Olsman MacKenzie Peacock represents injured riders and families throughout Detroit and Southeast Michigan. Consultations are free, and there are no attorney fees unless the firm recovers compensation for you.

Learn more:
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Injured in a Detroit motorcycle crash? Olsman MacKenzie Peacock represents riders in serious injury cases. Free consultation and no fee unless we recover.

07/18/2026

What does a safer street design look like? Fewer lanes, added medians, and other measures can help slow traffic on a road. https://bit.ly/4x7POt2

07/17/2026

Pedestrians are far more vulnerable in accidents than drivers — which means staying alert can be lifesaving. Watch out for these common dangers:

🚗 Distracted or drunk drivers
🌧️ Poor weather and low visibility (75% of pedestrian accidents happen at night)
🚶 Jaywalking and distracted walking
⚠️ Speeding, failure to stop, and unexpected left turns

Stay aware out there.

07/14/2026

A motorcycle crash can change a rider’s life in seconds. The insurance process that follows can be confusing, particularly because Michigan’s no-fault rules apply differently to motorcycles.

Our Michigan Motorcycle Accident Guide explains what riders and their families should know about insurance benefits, injury claims, helmet laws, available compensation and the steps to take after a crash.

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Injured in a Michigan motorcycle accident? Olsman MacKenzie Peacock fights for maximum compensation for injured riders. Call 1-800-366-8653 for a free consultation.

07/14/2026

A pedestrian hit at 40 mph has roughly an 85% chance of dying. At 20 mph, that drops below 10%. The gap between those two numbers is often just a few feet of lane width. https://bit.ly/4e40q3h

07/13/2026

After a serious Detroit car accident, it is not always clear which insurance company should pay, or what steps you should take to protect your claim.

Olsman MacKenzie Peacock has represented injured people and families throughout Michigan since 1969. Our attorneys handle claims involving distracted and impaired drivers, rear-end collisions, hit-and-runs, uninsured motorists, commercial vehicles, and catastrophic injuries.

Learn more about Michigan’s No-Fault system, the compensation that may be available, and how an attorney can help after a crash.

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For a free consultation, call 1-800-366-8653. There are no attorney fees unless compensation is recovered.

Injured in a crash? The Detroit car accident lawyers at Olsman MacKenzie Peacock help car accident victims pursue compensation for injuries. 1-800-366-8653