Michael J Thomson
Is this your profile?
Claim it for free to update your information and connect with clients.
Contact
Professional
About
Michael J. Thomson is a dedicated personal injury attorney based in Boulder, Colorado, with over two decades of experience in civil litigation. Since joining Purvis Thomson, LLP in 2001, he has focused exclusively on representing plaintiffs in a wide array of civil lawsuits, particularly those involving serious automobile and trucking accidents, as well as complex cases such as product liability, civil rights violations, brain and spinal cord injuries, and wrongful death. Throughout his career, Mike has achieved notable success in high-stakes litigation. He served as lead attorney in significant wrongful death product liability actions against Taser International, Inc. and Daimler Trucks North America, Inc., showcasing his expertise in holding major corporations accountable for their negligence. Additionally, he played a pivotal role as co-counsel in a landmark defective seatback case against Ford Motor Company, resulting in a jury verdict of over $2.9 million in damages. His impactful work has garnered media attention, with several of his cases featured in prominent publications such as the Denver Post and Daily Camera. Mike earned his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Colorado School of Law in 1994 and holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Central Michigan University, awarded in 1991. His combination of legal acumen and business insight allows him to effectively advocate for his clients’ best interests. A respected member of the Colorado legal community, Michael Thomson continues to demonstrate a commitment to justice and client advocacy in every case he undertakes.
About Defective Dangerous Products Law
Product liability attorneys represent consumers injured by defective or dangerous products. They hold manufacturers accountable for harm caused by their products. Common matters include defective products, product recalls, manufacturing defects, warning label failures.