Personal Injury · Oakland County
Hurt in a crash in Auburn Hills? Michigan's no-fault system is confusing and the insurance company is not on your side. We are — and we pursue every dollar you are owed.
Serving Auburn Hills
A serious crash can upend your life in seconds — medical bills, missed paychecks, and an insurance company already looking for reasons to pay you less. As a Auburn Hills car accident lawyer, our job is to take that fight off your shoulders and pursue the full value of your claim.
Many of the Auburn Hills crashes we handle happen on its busiest corridors — I-75, M-59 and University Drive. High-speed freeway merges, congested surface streets, and left-turn intersections are where the most serious collisions occur, and those are exactly the cases insurers fight hardest.
Under Michigan's no-fault law, your own policy should pay your medical expenses and a share of your lost wages through PIP benefits — no matter who caused the crash. When another driver was at fault and your injuries are serious, you may also recover pain-and-suffering damages on top of that.
We represent injured people in Auburn Hills and throughout Oakland County on a contingency fee: you pay nothing unless we win. And for the Bangladeshi, Yemeni, and Arab communities of greater Detroit, we handle your case in English, Bangla, and Arabic.
We also handle criminal defense for Auburn Hills residents. If you are facing charges, see our criminal defense practice and the district courts we serve.
Common Questions
How much does a Auburn Hills car accident lawyer cost?
Nothing up front. We work on a contingency fee, so you pay no attorney fee unless we recover money for you. The consultation is always free.
I was hurt in a crash in Auburn Hills. What should I do first?
Get medical care, report the crash, and photograph the scene if you can — then call us before giving any recorded statement to an insurance company. What you say early can be used to reduce your claim.
Where would a Auburn Hills car accident lawsuit be filed?
Most serious injury lawsuits arising from Auburn Hills crashes are filed in the Oakland County Circuit Court, though the majority of cases settle without ever going to trial. We handle the entire process — from the insurance claim through the courtroom — so you never have to navigate it alone.
What is Michigan no-fault insurance?
Michigan is a no-fault state. Your own auto policy pays your medical bills and a portion of lost wages through Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits, regardless of who caused the crash. If your injuries are serious, you may also sue the at-fault driver for pain and suffering.
Do you speak Bangla?
Yes. We proudly serve the Bangladeshi, Yemeni, Arab, and Bangla-speaking communities of Southeast Michigan and handle your case in English, Bangla, and Arabic.
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