Michigan Auto Law is now accepting applications for the 2026 Michigan Auto Law Car Accident Injury Survivor Scholarship. The annual $1,000 scholarship honors college students across the United States who were innocent victims of car accidents and have demonstrated remarkable courage and perseverance while continuing their education.

 “As auto accident attorneys, we created this scholarship based on our own experience helping innocent crash victims,” said Steve Gursten, attorney and owner of Michigan Auto Law. “We wanted to recognize the strength, resilience, and determination of these young people as well as to remind others recovering from trauma that there is hope and a path forward.” 

This scholarship serves as a meaningful way for the auto accident attorneys at Michigan Auto Law to honor the bravery of innocent automobile crash survivors as they continue to courageously persevere though medical recoveries and pursue higher education. 

For more than 50 years, Michigan Auto Law has dedicated its practice to helping people injured in auto accidents across Michigan. The firm’s Car Accident Injury Survivor Scholarship underscores its commitment to viewing every client as a person, not just a claim. 

 The annual scholarship is awarded to one winner who will receive $1,000 towards furthering their education.

The scholarship recipient will be selected based on the overall strength of their application and how they have overcome the challenges of being injured in a car accident. The application deadline for the 2026 Michigan Auto Law Car Accident Injury Survivor Scholarship is December 31, 2025.

Applicants must:

• Be a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident;

• Be currently enrolled as a full or part-time student in an accredited college or university within the United States;

• Have innocently sustained injuries from a car or truck accident at some point in their life (i.e,. they were not at-fault in causing and/or contributing to the accident that resulted in their injuries);

• Have a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or higher;

Applicant’s materials, which can be found at www.MichiganAutoLaw.com/

Scholarships/Car-Accident, include:

• A completed application;

• A copy of the police report from the motor vehicle accident that resulted in their injuries;

• An essay of not more than three pages describing the car accident, the applicants’ injuries, and how the applicant has worked to overcome his or her injuries. 

For more information on Michigan Auto Law and their scholarship programs, visit MichiganAutoLaw.com.

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