Why we focus on auto injury
Michigan no-fault law is unlike any other state’s auto insurance system. It changed sweepingly in 2019, insurers apply a medical fee schedule that changes every year, and appellate courts reshape it every term. A firm that handles divorces on Monday and wills on Tuesday cannot follow it closely enough. We focus our practice on motor vehicle injuries so that we can. We also handle a limited set of other matters: dog bites, falls on someone else’s property, medical malpractice and lemon law, and we help injured clients whose claim is caught up in a bankruptcy.
How we work
- A plain first answer. The first conversation covers what happened, which claims you may have, and whether hiring a lawyer makes sense.
- Both sides of no-fault. We represent injured people and the doctors, clinics, agencies and surgery centers that treat them. Knowing how insurers handle provider bills makes us better at protecting a patient’s claim, and the reverse.
- Michigan injury cases stay with us. Justin Grove litigates the Michigan injury cases the firm takes on, through trial if needed. For matters outside that work, such as the nationwide social media cases or a client in another state, we work with co-counsel or refer the case, and we tell you who else is involved, and how any fee is divided, before you agree.
- Plain answers in writing. You get a written fee agreement and a clear explanation of costs before you sign anything.
The Injury Desk
The Injury Desk (theinjurydesk.com) is part of Grove & Associates. Requests made there come to this firm, and cases are handled by this firm.
Where to find us
36700 Woodward Ave., Suite 107, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304. Call 313.733.1204. Office visits are by appointment, usually the same or next day, and we can meet you elsewhere if you can’t get to the office.
More about the firm
- Justin GroveAttorney biography.
- Case resultsResults from our files: settlements, verdicts and outcomes in Michigan auto injury, wrongful death and provider cases, with what the insurer offered first.
- Fees and costsHow contingency fees work in Michigan.
- Choosing an auto injury lawyerQuestions to ask any firm before you sign.
- Client reviewsWhat clients say.
- For attorneysReferrals and co-counsel on Michigan auto cases.
- ContactCall, write or visit.