Grand Rapids Intentional Tort Attorney

Seeking Compensation for Injuries Caused by Deliberate Misconduct and Criminal Acts

Beyond Negligence: Holding Individuals Accountable for Intentional Harm

While most personal injury cases involve negligence (accidents), an intentional tort occurs when someone deliberately acts in a way that causes you harm. Even if the person is facing criminal charges, you have the right to pursue a separate civil cause of action for financial compensation. Krupp Law Offices P.C. represents victims of intentional misconduct, ensuring that the person who caused your injury is held civilly liable for your medical bills, pain, and suffering.

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Common Intentional Tort Claims

Assault and Battery
Sexual Assault
False Imprisonment / Arrest
Defamation (Libel/Slander)

Fraud & Misrepresentation
Invasion of Privacy
Malicious Prosecution
Emotional Distress

Civil Recovery vs. Criminal Prosecution

A criminal case is designed to punish the defendant with jail or fines paid to the state. A civil intentional tort lawsuit is designed to compensate you. A defendant can be found "not guilty" in criminal court but still be held liable in civil court (as seen in the famous O.J. Simpson civil trial). We focus on the civil recovery you need to move forward.

Aggressive Advocacy for Victims

Attorneys George and Christian Krupp provide the experienced representation needed to navigate complex intentional tort litigation. We serve clients throughout West Michigan, including Kent, Ottawa, Allegan, and Barry counties, on a contingency fee basis.

Legal Resources

Personal Injury Overview Negligence vs. Intentional Acts Auto Accident Claims Wrongful Death Injury Interview PDF

No Fee Unless We Win

We provide free consultations to evaluate your situation and determine your rights for compensation.

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Krupp Law Offices P.C. is a Grand Rapids Attorney represents clients in Grand Rapids and all West Michigan Courts, including Kent County, Ottawa County, Newaygo County, Ionia County, Mecosta County, Barry County, Montcalm County, and Allegan County, Michigan.