About Daresha L.
Daresha L. McCloud took a steady path to the courtroom. She completed undergraduate studies at Bowling Green State University before earning her law degree from Western Michigan University Cooley Law School. The academic route prepared her for practice and for the practical demands of representing injured people.
After law school she moved into practice in Michigan. She is admitted to practice in that state and began working as a lawyer at Mike Morse Injury Law Office in 2022. That role placed her in a firm that handles high volumes of personal injury matters, and she has worked out of the firm’s multiple Michigan offices.
Her work centers on personal injury advocacy. She represents clients who have suffered harm in motor vehicle collisions, slip-and-fall incidents, and other accidents that can result in physical injury and economic loss. She handles the everyday tasks of client representation: investigating facts, communicating with insurers and opposing counsel, preparing pleadings, and negotiating settlements. She also prepares for trial when cases require litigation.
McCloud’s training at Cooley Law School and her undergraduate studies gave her a mix of doctrinal and practical skills. Colleagues describe her as someone who approaches files methodically. She pays attention to medical records and timelines. She explains options to clients in plain language. Those choices help people understand the tradeoffs between settlement and trial.
Her time at Mike Morse Injury Law Office has involved both intake and case development. She has worked on files from the initial client interview through resolution. That range of experience exposes her to the procedural side of injury law and to the human side of representing people after an accident. She handles communication with medical providers and coordinates the gathering of evidence to support claims for damages.
Outside courtroom rhythms, she adapts to the day-to-day administrative demands of a busy plaintiff practice. She manages discovery schedules, meets court deadlines, and collaborates with paralegals and experts when needed. The work requires juggling multiple matters at once and keeping clients informed during often stressful times.
As of 2026 she continues to practice at Mike Morse Injury Law Office. She represents clients in personal injury matters across Michigan and continues to work on cases that progress from intake to resolution.
