Christensen Law is a Detroit personal injury law firm that has been trying cases across Michigan since 1991. Founder David Christensen sits in the Michigan Lawyers Weekly Hall of Fame and belongs to ABOTA. Managing partner Sarah Stempky-Kime is one of the few women running a Michigan injury practice.
The firm takes car, truck, and motorcycle crashes, along with catastrophic claims involving traumatic brain injury, spinal cord damage, and burns. Reported results include a $17.8 million motor vehicle recovery and a $9.5 million motorcycle case.
U.S. News ranked the firm First Tier in Detroit for personal injury litigation in 2026. Five Michigan offices cover the state, Detroit included, and the phones stay open around the clock.
Since 1969, Buckfire & Buckfire has been winning settlements and jury verdicts for hurt Michigan families. The Southfield practice keeps two Detroit offices plus locations in Ann Arbor, Flint, and Shelby Township.
These Detroit injury attorneys handle auto crashes, medical negligence, birth injuries, nursing home neglect, dog bites, and fatal accidents. Recent results include an $11.6 million Macomb County settlement and a $5 million assisted living verdict.
Every client works under the firm's No-Fee Promise, a written guarantee of no legal fees without a recovery. The team also advances case costs, so families are not paying out of pocket while a claim moves.
More than $2 billion recovered makes Mike Morse Injury Law Firm one of the largest injury practices in the state. The Southfield team runs more than 50 attorneys and keeps two Detroit locations, one downtown and one on the west side.
Auto, truck, motorcycle, rideshare, pedestrian, and dog bite claims fill most of the docket. A Detroit client struck by a bus while riding his motorcycle saw a $1.5 million offer grow to $9.6 million.
Michigan no-fault benefits are a core focus, and an online settlement calculator gives injured people a rough starting figure. Community work includes Project Backpack, which has donated over 300,000 backpacks to local students.
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One attorney, one paralegal, one assistant. Goodman Acker gives each client a single team and direct phone numbers, so files do not get passed around.
The Southfield firm has served Michigan for over 30 years and reports a 99% success rate on motor vehicle claims held 90 days or longer. Verdicts and settlements include $15.3 million for a Wayne County auto crash and $6.5 million in an Oakland County malpractice case.
Attorneys also take slip-and-fall, birth injury, and premises claims. Fees come out of the recovery, never up front.
Frances Murphy runs a solo practice in St. Clair Shores and handles injury claims across Southeast Michigan herself, with no handoffs to junior staff.
Her work centers on auto crashes, animal attacks, premises cases, and Michigan No-Fault benefit disputes, including provider actions for unpaid care. Clients deal with the same attorney from intake through settlement.
Attorney Murphy serves Macomb, Wayne, and Oakland counties. A fit for people who want a small-office experience instead of a high-volume firm.
Based in downtown Detroit, Davis Injury Lawyers represents accident victims across Wayne County and the nearby suburbs. Maurice Davis started the practice to serve working people whose lives were upended by serious harm.
The caseload covers car and truck wrecks, work injuries, product and premises claims, birth injuries, and civil rights matters. Attorney Davis has been named among the Top 100 Black Lawyers.
Every case runs on contingency, so there is no upfront cost to start.
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You will not see Neil Davis on a billboard or a late-night commercial. His Farmington Hills office, open more than 30 years, is built almost entirely on referrals from other lawyers and former clients.
At least 99% of the caseload is injury work, mostly vehicle crashes and falls. Attorney Davis is a lifetime member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and a National Trial Lawyers Top 100 member.
He charges a one-third contingency fee and serves Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, and Washtenaw counties.
Sommers Schwartz, P.C. is a Detroit litigation firm whose serious injury group sits alongside teams in medical malpractice, birth trauma, employment law, and class actions. Its trial lawyers filed the first class action over reported abuse at Sinai-Grace Hospital.
Recognition includes Super Lawyers, Best Lawyers, National Trial Lawyers Top 100, and AV Preeminent peer ratings. Offices sit in Detroit, Southfield, and Kalamazoo.
Mike Jaafar answers to Big Case Mike, and his firm reports more than 48,000 clients represented across its practices as of 2026. Super Lawyers has recognized him for client rights work.
Auto, trucking, motorcycle, and slip-and-fall claims make up the bulk of the work. One recent client watched a $25,000 offer turn into $2 million. Offices cover West Bloomfield, Dearborn Heights, Taylor, Warren, and Cleveland.
Three generations of the Bernstein family have handled Michigan injury claims since 1922. Mark Bernstein and Beth Bernstein Miller now run the firm as co-CEOs.
Case types stretch from vehicle crashes and nursing home neglect to birth trauma and workers' compensation. Results include a $10 million pedestrian recovery. The No Fee Guarantee means clients owe nothing unless the firm wins.
Four decades of combined litigation experience back the attorneys at AW Law Group, the practice formerly known as Anthony, Paulovich & Worrall. Jarrod Anthony and Patricia Worrall work from Dearborn and Southfield.
Beyond crash claims, they sue insurers on behalf of medical providers, surgery centers, and trauma centers denied payment. That provider-side niche is unusual in the metro.
Lemon law is the main focus at The Liblang Law Firm, though Dani Liblang has taken injury and consumer fraud work out of Birmingham since 1982.
Reported results include a $750,000 negligent injury recovery alongside vehicle buybacks and refunds. She holds an AV peer rating from Martindale-Hubbell. Case reviews cost nothing.
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Attorney Frank Mafrice concentrates on medical malpractice from his Southfield office, with additional work in auto negligence, birth trauma, product liability, and defamation. He has won trial verdicts across most areas of injury law and appears in both Best Lawyers in America and Super Lawyers.
Working out of Bloomfield Hills, Metro Detroit Injury Lawyers takes crash, dog bite, premises, and workers' compensation claims for clients in Detroit, Troy, and Livonia. Reported settlements include $250,000 for a dog attack and $154,000 in a trip and fall case. Attorney Cameron Peralta made the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40. Consultations are free.
MichiganLawsuit.com is a Royal Oak injury practice that represents hurt individuals only, never insurers. Auto wrecks, falls, defective products, workers' compensation, and Social Security claims fill the caseload, with a satellite office up in Traverse City.
Bobby Raitt is a past president of the Michigan Association for Justice and a former chair of the State Bar's negligence section. From Ann Arbor, his team handles vehicle crashes, premises cases, and worksite injuries for clients throughout Metro Detroit. Verdicts include $6.95 million in a fatal case and a $4.6 million Wayne County jury award.