
- Experience
- 18 years
- Consultation
- Free consultation
- Bar State
- Michigan
- Contingency
- Not available
- Languages
- English
- Verification
- Approved profile
- Phone
- (248) 355-0300
About
Lisa Esser-Weidenfeller advocates for individuals impacted by birth trauma, medical negligence, and complications arising from hazardous pharmaceuticals and medical equipment. Additionally, she champions the rights of sexual assault survivors, pursuing justice against both the perpetrators of these acts and the organizations that enable them. Lisa’s career at Sommers Schwartz commenced immediately following her graduation summa cum laude from the Thomas M. Cooley School of Law. Transitioning directly into a full-time litigation role, she has committed her professional life to representing those harmed by healthcare providers, defective products, and sexual predators. Her track record includes successful litigation in state and federal jurisdictions nationwide, with significant experience in Michigan, Illinois, and North Carolina. Her professional accomplishments are deeply informed by her personal history. While her childhood penchant for debate and rigorous argument suggested a future in the legal field, Lisa understands that effective lawyering requires more than verbal agility. Prior to her legal education, she held various minimum-wage positions that instilled in her a profound work ethic and a lasting respect for the workforce. These experiences fueled her ambition to serve as a voice for those silenced by trauma or systemic imbalance. For Lisa, securing justice for her clients remains one of the most rewarding aspects of her practice. Central to Lisa’s philosophy is the dual role she plays as both an attorney and a counselor. She views these responsibilities as equally vital to the legal process. By dedicating substantial time to direct communication with her clients, she ensures they feel supported throughout their legal journey, helping them reclaim their agency and emotional resilience as they navigate the complexities of their cases.
