Injured in Farmington Hills because of someone else’s negligence? Ajrouch Law fights for the compensation you deserve.
Serving Farmington Hills
Serving all of Oakland County
12+ years
12+ years of Michigan injury experience
Rising Stars
Super Lawyers 2024-2025 | Rising Stars 2019-2023
Insurance companies work to pay as little as possible, and they start building that case immediately. An experienced injury lawyer protects you instead, handling the adjusters, preserving evidence, documenting your injuries, and pursuing every dollar Michigan law allows. When an insurer won’t be reasonable, we are ready to litigate.
- More than a decade of Michigan personal injury and no-fault experience
- Hundreds of first-party, third-party, and no-fault cases handled
- Super Lawyers (2024-2025) and Rising Stars (2019-2023)
- Contingency fees - no cost unless we recover for you
- Direct attorney access, in English and Arabic
- A trial-ready approach insurers take seriously
1. Get medical attention immediately, even if you feel fine
2. Document the scene and gather witness contact information
3. Report the accident, but avoid recorded statements about fault or injuries
4. Keep all bills, records, and correspondence
5. Call Ajrouch Law for a free review before accepting any offer
Personal Injury in Farmington Hills MI
Full-service representation for people harmed by negligence, from crashes to unsafe property.
Car Accident in Farmington Hills MI
We fight for drivers, passengers, and pedestrians hurt on Grand River, M-5, and the city's busy roads.
Wrongful Death in Farmington Hills MI
Compassionate, determined representation for families who have lost a loved one to negligence.
Slip and Fall in Farmington Hills MI
Premises liability claims against negligent owners of Royal Oak's restaurants, bars, shops, and apartments.
Dog Bites in Farmington Hills MI
Strong representation for dog attack victims under Michigan's victim-friendly dog bite law.
Traffic Offenses & Misdemeanors in Farmington Hills MI
Protecting your driving record and your rights against tickets and misdemeanor charges.
We represent clients with injuries that range from temporary to life-changing. Because even seemingly minor injuries can worsen, prompt medical care protects both your health and your claim.
- Whiplash and soft-tissue injuries
- Broken bones and fractures
- Back, neck, and spinal cord injuries
- Traumatic brain injuries and concussions
- Internal injuries
- Scarring, disfigurement, and permanent disability
Michigan law allows injured people to pursue several categories of compensation. We make sure none are overlooked.
Economic Damages
- Medical expenses, current and future
- Lost wages and reduced earning capacity
- Out-of-pocket and replacement-service costs
Non-Economic Damages
- Pain and suffering
- Emotional distress
- Loss of enjoyment of life
- Disfigurement and permanent impairment
After a car crash, Michigan’s no-fault system means your own Personal Injury Protection coverage generally pays your initial medical care and a share of lost income, regardless of fault. When your injuries meet Michigan’s legal threshold, you may also bring a third-party claim against the at-fault driver for pain and suffering.
The rules are technical and the deadlines strict, and insurers sometimes cut off benefits improperly. We make sure your claim is structured correctly and your benefits are protected.
Farmington Hills is shaped by the M-5 freeway, also known as Grand River Avenue and the Haggerty Connector, which runs through the city and ties into I-96, I-696, and I-275. Grand River Avenue is the main east-west artery, carrying heavy commuter and commercial traffic through the heart of the community. The mix of freeway-speed segments and busy surface boulevards produces a steady stream of serious collisions.
- M-5 / Grand River freeway and boulevard crashes
- Interchange collisions connecting to I-696 and I-275
- Orchard Lake Road and major surface-street accidents
- Rear-end and intersection crashes along commuter routes
Crashes in these corridors often involve higher speeds and more severe injuries, and insurers defend them aggressively. We investigate quickly and build claims that reflect the true severity of the collision.
Farmington Hills is one of the largest cities in Oakland County by area, with around 80,000 residents, expansive residential neighborhoods, major employers, and a renovated downtown district nearby in Farmington. The city is home to the North American headquarters of Bosch and is served by the hospital on Grand River, drawing workers, patients, and visitors from across the region.
That scale shapes the kinds of injury claims we see here: residential and surface-street collisions, accidents around office and commercial corridors, and premises injuries at the city’s many retail centers, apartment communities, and office properties. Wherever in Farmington Hills you were hurt, we can help.
Insurers look for any reason to reduce or deny what they pay. Avoiding these common missteps protects the value of your case:
- Don't give the insurer a recorded statement before talking to a lawyer
- Don't post about the accident or your activities online
- Don't skip or delay medical treatment
- Don't accept the first settlement offer
- Don't wait - deadlines and evidence don't
Throughout the process we keep you informed and make sure the major decisions are yours to make, with our guidance.
Free Consultation
We review what happened, explain your options, and answer your questions at no cost.
Investigation
We gather evidence, records, photos, and witness statements to build your case.
Treatment & Documentation
We track your medical care and document the full impact your injuries have had on your life.
Demand & Negotiation
We present a fully documented demand package and negotiate aggressively with the insurance company.
Litigation if Needed
If the insurer refuses to be reasonable, we are fully prepared to file suit and take your case to trial.
Ali A. Ajrouch is a injury attorney with over a decade of experience advocating for accident victims across Michigan. After earning his Juris Doctor from Wayne State University Law School in 2013, he began his legal career handling first-party, third-party, and no-fault litigation, recovering millions of dollars for his clients along the way.
In 2024, Ali founded The Law Offices of Ali A. Ajrouch, PLLC, focusing on injury and civil litigation. He has been selected to the Super Lawyers Rising Stars list from 2019 to 2023 and named a Super Lawyer in 2024 and 2025. Fluent in English and Arabic, Ali provides clear communication and personalized service to a diverse client base throughout Oakland County.
Farmington Hills is served by the 47th District Court at 31605 W. Eleven Mile Road, which also covers the City of Farmington. Smaller civil and traffic matters are handled there, while larger injury claims go to the Oakland County Circuit Court in Pontiac. We handle filings in both and understand how local cases tend to move.
Knowing the local court, the Grand River and M-5 corridors, and the city’s residential and commercial landscape is part of representing Farmington Hills clients effectively, rather than handling cases from a distance.
In addition to Farmington Hills, Ajrouch Law represents injury victims in nearby Oakland County communities, including:
How much does it cost to hire a Farmington Hills personal injury lawyer?
We work on a contingency fee basis. You pay nothing upfront and owe no attorney fee unless we recover compensation in your case.
I was in a crash on M-5 or Grand River. Can you help?
Yes. We handle crashes throughout Farmington Hills, including the M-5 freeway and the Grand River corridor. These often involve higher speeds, serious injuries, and aggressive insurers, and we prepare them accordingly.
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Michigan?
Deadlines vary by claim type, and some no-fault notice requirements come due far sooner than the general statute of limitations. Contact us as soon as possible so your deadlines are protected.
Which court will my case go to?
Smaller civil and traffic matters in Farmington Hills are heard at the 47th District Court on Eleven Mile Road, while larger injury claims go to the Oakland County Circuit Court in Pontiac. We handle both.
Do I have to use my own insurance after a car accident?
Under Michigan no-fault, your own Personal Injury Protection coverage typically pays your initial medical bills and wage loss regardless of fault. We also pursue a claim against the at-fault driver when your injuries qualify.
What if I was partly at fault?
Michigan uses a comparative fault system, which can reduce but not always eliminate your recovery. We evaluate how fault may affect your case during your free consultation.
Do you serve areas outside Farmington Hills?
Yes. We represent injury victims throughout Oakland County and across Michigan. Farmington Hills is one of many communities we serve.
If you or a loved one was injured in Farmington Hills, contact Ajrouch Law for a free, no-obligation consultation. There’s no cost to learn where you stand, and you pay nothing unless we win.
- Call (248) 598-7878
- Call (248) 598-1245
- ALI@AJROUCHLAW.COM
- 24370 Northwestern Hwy, Ste 310, Southfield, MI 48075
- Free Case Evaluation