Farmington Hills Auto Accident Attorney Resources

Help for Farmington Hills Victims of Car, Truck and Motorcycle Accidents

The Farmington Hills lawyers of Michigan Auto Law provide helpful resources for victims of Farmington area car, truck and motorcycle accidents

As Michigan’s largest auto accident law firm, Michigan Auto Law has been serving the tri-county area for over 50 years. We understand that whether you were involved in a car crash on Grand River, a truck accident on M-5, or a motorcycle accident on Middlebelt, personal injury can be a serious, life-altering event. The following auto accident resources were created for Farmington Hills residents who have been seriously injured in a car, truck, or motorcycle accident.

I was stopped at a red light and out of nowhere, I was rear-ended at about 50 miles an hour. I needed to get a lawyer. My first impression of Michigan Auto Law was that everyone was very laid back, warm and friendly. I felt comfortable there right away. In my car accident, I broke my neck and damaged both my shoulders and my jaw; resulting in multiple surgeries to fuse my neck. I was ultimately fighting my own insurance company because the individual that hit me didn’t have good insurance. If it wasn’t for Steve Gursten, on the phone with them every single day, I sometimes wonder if I’d even be where I’m at right now. Not only did Steve answer my questions, but he answered all of my family’s questions and concerns. I’m more than satisfied with the resolution of my case. Steve went out of his way to try to get to know you on a personal level, so he could fight for you, and your well-being, not just the case.

Heather - Bloomfield Hills Car Accident Victim

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The Most Dangerous Intersections in Farmington and Farmington Hills

With busy freeways and shopping, many local drivers would not be surprised to learn that Farmington Hills is home to two of the top 10 most dangerous intersections in all of Southeast Michigan in 2009. Find out what other intersections around your neighborhood have the highest number of car crashes as well as state-wide statistics on what days and times more fatal auto accidents take place.

Worst Car Insurance Companies serving the Farmington Hills Area

Learn what companies have used delay and deny tactics with their customers and your legal rights when dealing with an insurance carrier. Read more about the Worst Auto Insurance Companies and tips for dealing with your insurer, by visiting the Michigan Insurance Companies Blog Category within our Michigan Auto Lawyers Blog.

Accident Help Centers for Farmington Hills Drivers

After any Michigan auto accident involving a car, truck or motorcycle, there will almost always be three potential sources for legal recovery:

Protect yourself and your family by visiting our Car, Truck or Motorcycle Accident Help Center to get answers to common questions and understand your legal rights in a Farmington Hills motor vehicle accident:

Find a Farmington Hills Auto Accident Lawyer at a Michigan Auto Law Office

The Farmington Hills lawyers of Michigan Auto Law can meet with you at your convenience anywhere in the Farmington Hills area. In May of 2010, Michigan Auto Law moved our corporate headquarters to Farmington Hills and we are proud to make it our new home.

To get to our Michigan Auto Law Farmington Hills Office:
30101 Northwestern Highway, Farmington Hills, MI 48334

Our Farmington Hills auto accident attorney office is located on the south side of Northwestern Highway, 1/4 mile west of Inkster Road. Our two story building is easy to get to from both directions.

If you or someone you know has recently been injured in an auto accident around the Farmington Hills area, call our Farmington attorneys at (800) 777-0028 or fill out our free consultation form

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