Jonathon Kenneth Homa

Jonathon K. Homa is an experienced personal injury attorney who advocates for clients in both state and federal courts. He has played a role in some of the nation’s most significant cases, including the Larry Nassar/MSU/USAG litigation, the Flint Water Crisis litigation, and the Roundup litigation. Jonathon is particularly experienced with protecting vulnerable clients, including children and families in institutional sexual assault cases against hospitals, schools, and other institutions. Jonathon also has extensive experience representing individuals who have been injured in automobile, motorcycle, and pedestrian crashes across Michigan. His practice is deeply informed by a comprehensive understanding of Michigan’s complex No-Fault insurance system, including the significant reforms that reshaped the law in recent years. This knowledge allows Jonathon to navigate the intricate interplay between medical coverage, wage loss, and third-party liability claims against negligent drivers to ensure his clients receive the full benefits and compensation they deserve. In addition to motor vehicle cases, Jonathon has represented clients in a wide range of personal injury claims, including dog bites, premises liability, construction site injuries, and wrongful death actions. These cases often involve complex questions of negligence, causation, and insurance coverage, and each case is approached with meticulous preparation and strategic advocacy. Wrongful death cases, in particular, require a careful understanding of Michigan’s statutory framework, including the appointment of a personal representative, allocation of damages among family members, and recovery for both economic and noneconomic losses. See https://jkhlawfirm.com