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Ann Arbor Personal Injury Lawyer

Car-accident, no-fault, and serious-injury representation for Ann Arbor and Washtenaw County, handled from our office in nearby Okemos.

CountyWashtenaw

Office2719 Mt Hope Rd, Okemos, MI 48864

I-94, US-23, and M-14 meet around Ann Arbor, and the University of Michigan's Michigan Medicine runs one of the state's Level I trauma centers — where the most seriously injured people from across the region are taken. Baldori Law represents injured people in Washtenaw County from our office in Okemos, a straightforward drive away.

Michigan no-fault applies statewide, so your PIP benefits cover medical bills and lost wages no matter who was at fault, and a third-party claim can follow for pain and suffering when another driver's negligence caused a serious injury.

We are based in Okemos rather than Ann Arbor, but Washtenaw County is an easy reach — most injury work is handled remotely, and we appear in the 22nd Circuit Court when a case calls for it.

The official numbers tell the same story: Washtenaw County recorded 9,844 crashes in 2024, with 35 deaths and 2,231 people injured. We track the official county-by-county figures in our Michigan crash statistics tracker.

The Courts That Serve Ann Arbor

22nd Circuit Court (Washtenaw County)

Washtenaw County's trial court in Ann Arbor hears personal-injury lawsuits seeking more than $25,000 for the Ann Arbor area, including cases involving University of Michigan students and the region's heavy I-94 and US-23 traffic.

How We Help in Ann Arbor

Ann Arbor Questions, Answered

Do you travel to Ann Arbor for injury cases?+
Yes. Our office is in Okemos, near Lansing, and Washtenaw County is a straightforward drive. Most of the case is handled by phone, email, and video, and we appear in the 22nd Circuit Court when needed.
Where is an Ann Arbor injury lawsuit filed?+
In the 22nd Circuit Court for Washtenaw County for claims over $25,000; smaller claims are heard in the county's district courts.
I was hurt as a U-M student — does Michigan no-fault still cover me?+
Usually yes. No-fault PIP can come from the vehicle you were in, a resident relative's policy, or the state's assignment system if no policy applies. The rules are technical, so it is worth confirming which coverage pays before bills pile up.

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