Attorneys at Law — Caro & Oxford, Michigan Caro: (989) 672-4255  ·  Oxford: (248) 969-7000
Stephens & Moore PLLC Attorneys at Law · Michigan

Personal Injury Representation in Michigan

We represent individuals involved in controversies alleging a wrong or damage to another's person, rights, reputation, or property — and we pursue the compensation our clients are entitled to under Michigan law.

Personal injury law covers harm caused by the events or activities of others. Our firm represents clients in claims arising from:

  • Automobile accidents — third-party claims against at-fault drivers, alongside the Michigan no-fault benefits your own policy owes you.
  • Defective products — injuries caused by dangerously designed or improperly manufactured consumer goods.
  • Negligence — carelessness that causes injury on unsafe property, on the road, or at work.
  • Intentional misconduct and emotional distress — deliberate wrongs that damage a person, reputation, or property.

What to expect when you call

In an initial conversation we will ask what happened, review any police reports, photographs, and medical records you have, and give you an honest assessment of the strength of your claim and the time limits (statutes of limitation) that apply. Michigan deadlines are strict — the sooner you call, the more options you preserve.

How we handle injury claims

We prepare every case as if it will be tried: investigating early, documenting damages thoroughly, and negotiating from strength. Insurance companies know which firms prepare this way — and which merely hope to settle. Our reputation for thoroughness and preparedness is the foundation of the results we obtain.

Hurt at work instead? Workplace injuries are usually handled through Michigan's workers' compensation system — see our workers' compensation page or call either office.

Other Practice Areas

Family Law

Divorce, custody, support, and parenting time.

Injured? Know your options

Call either office for a confidential conversation about what happened and what Michigan law allows you to recover.