Books by Joseph Dedvukaj
Joseph Dedvukaj is a Michigan trial attorney who has represented injured people for more than three decades. He writes these books for the same reason he tries cases: injured people make decisions in the first weeks that shape what can be proved years later, and almost no one explains the system to them before those decisions are made.
All titles are published by Square Lake Press, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.
CRASH TO VERDICT
The Anatomy of a Michigan Car Accident Claim: What Really Happens from Insurance and No-Fault Benefits to Lawsuit, Settlement, and Trial
Follows a single Michigan car accident case from the intersection through PIP benefits, medical proof, the insurer's first offer, a lawsuit, deposition, defense medical examination, surveillance, mediation, jury trial, verdict, and the final accounting.
Square Lake Press · 2026 · ISBN 979-8-9977549-7-6
TOTAL LOSS
What Insurance Companies Don't Want You to Know After a Michigan Car Accident
A plain-English guide to the first weeks after a Michigan car accident: how no-fault PIP benefits work, which insurer pays, what to say and not say to an adjuster, what to do when benefits are cut off, and the deadlines that quietly end claims.
Square Lake Press · 2026 · ISBN 979-8-9977549-0-7 · Amazon
164,000 POUNDS
What Happens After a Michigan Truck Crash — and Why the First Seventy-Two Hours Decide Everything
A guide to Michigan truck crash claims and the evidence that disappears immediately: electronic logging data, driver qualification files, telematics, and the federal regulations that govern motor carriers.
Square Lake Press · 2026 · ISBN 979-8-9977549-2-1
HUMBJE TOTALE
Standard Albanian edition of TOTAL LOSS
Produced to make Michigan no-fault and car accident claim information available to Albanian-speaking readers in Michigan.
Square Lake Press · 2026 · ISBN 979-8-9977549-4-5
The Joseph Dedvukaj Firm, P.C. · 1277 West Square Lake Road, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48302 · (248) 352-2110
These books are general educational information about Michigan law. They are not legal advice and do not create an attorney-client relationship. Michigan law changes; verify current law before relying on anything in them.