Kelly M. Neumann

Kelly M. Neumann, originally from Grosse Pointe, Michigan, is a prominent attorney based in Detroit. She completed a dual major in Criminal Justice and Political Science at Adrian College and earned her Juris Doctor from the New England School of Law in Boston, Massachusetts. Her early career included roles with the Boston City Council's Legislation Department and the Trial Division of the Attorney General's Office of Massachusetts, as well as experience at an Insurance Defense Law firm. She also led the Tort and Workers Compensation Department at a major personal injury law firm on the East Coast.

Neumann has a remarkable history of securing significant settlements, including a personal injury case settled for over $9 million and another for $3.8 million just before trial. She is recognized in Michigan, California, and Massachusetts for her dedication to achieving the best outcomes for her clients.

As a Law Advisory Board Member at Adrian College, Neumann has contributed to the academic community by dedicating a Mock Trial room for law students. Her accolades include being named among the Best Criminal Defense Attorneys in Detroit by Expertise, The National Trial Lawyers Top 100 Trial Lawyers, and receiving the National Academy of Personal Injury Attorney's Inc. Top 10 Attorney Award. She has also been recognized as a Lawyers Weekly Rising Star, one of the American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys' 10 Best Attorneys, and among the Best Child Support Lawyers in Boston by Expertise.

Currently, Neumann serves clients through the Southfield, Traverse City, and Grand Rapids offices of the Neumann Law Group. Her practice areas include work injuries, car accidents, slip and falls, product liability, and wrongful death cases. Additionally, she offers legal services in estate planning, divorce, real estate, corporate law, business law, employment law, criminal defense, family law, collections, bankruptcy, class actions, mass torts, DUI/DWI, SSDI, and commercial as well as intellectual property law.