Common Types of Auto Accidents If you've been in an auto accident call the attorneys at Applebaum and Stone, PLC today. Car accidents can happen in many different situations. Motorcycle accidents commonly result in catastrophic injuries, permanent disability, and an on-going need for medical care. Your life can be turned upside down.
Bus accidents occur too frequently. A National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) report shows that approximately 300 fatal bus crashes occur annually. We are a Personal Injury Law Firm conveniently located in Southfield, Michigan right outside of Detroit. The Applebaum and Stone Law Firm, led by partners Ron Applebaum and Erik Stone, helps our clients get justice.
Bus accidents occur too frequently. A National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) report shows that approximately 300 fatal bus crashes occur annually. We are a Personal Injury Law Firm conveniently located in Southfield, Michigan right outside of Detroit. The Applebaum and Stone Law Firm, led by partners Ron Applebaum and Erik Stone, helps our clients get justice.
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Applebaum & Stone, PLC is one of Michigan's top personal injury law firms focusing on auto law. With decades of experience our trusted attorneys will seek maximum money damages for your injuries from a car accident, motorcycle accident or truck accident. If you have been seriously injured in an auto crash in Michigan and need a lawyer to get justice for you, turn to the Law Firm of Applebaum & Stone.
With a BA in political science, business and communications from the University of Arizona 1988, Ron Applebaum earned his JD from the University of Detroit School of Law 1991. He served as an attorney at Thurswell, Chayet & Weiner 1991-2001 and at Weiner & Associates 2001-2012. He formed Applebaum & Stone in 2013.
If you have sustained injuries in a car accident, do not deal with the insurance adjuster on your own who will ensure you are compensated as little as possible. Our talented legal team led by Ron Applebaum and Erik Stone will handle everything on your behalf. We will fight for justice on your behalf and ensure you get the best settlement possible.
Michigan's no-fault law can be divided into two types of cases, first-party and third-party (uninsured motorist coverage). First-party: A first-party case is between the auto accident victim and his/her insurance company for no-fault benefits, also called personal injury (PIP) benefits.
These benefits include medical expenses related to the auto accident, wage loss for the first three years following the accident, household replacement services (chores/help around the house), payment for mileage to and from medical appointments and attendant care (nursing services).If you do not have your own insurance, there are situations when an insurance company will pay benefits.
These benefits include medical expenses related to the auto accident, wage loss for the first three years following the accident, household replacement services (chores/help around the house), payment for mileage to and from medical appointments and attendant care (nursing services).If you do not have your own insurance, there are situations when an insurance company will pay benefits.
I've known Ron Applebaum for several years through our leadership on the board of directors of an award-winning nonprofit organization in Michigan. He is a reputable attorney, intelligent thinker and extremely generous. He has helped grow the Applebaum & Stone law firm into one of Detroit's top auto law firms, helping thousands of men and women who have been involved in a car accident.
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Stephanie Smith
Dec 03, 2021
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The first day I went to the office I was greeted and felt comfortable. I met Attorney Stone and was reassured his company would do everything in there power to help me with my case. My attorney Marcello is amazing and he keeps me posted about my case through calls and emails. He has always made time to listen to me and my concerns which greatly puts my mind at ease....especially with me dealing with anxiety....and that speaks huge volumes. Marcello shows that he cares and he is just one of the nicest people I've spoken to. I would recommend this company to everyone. Very professional.
Sweet Dee
Nov 26, 2021
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Sean Antoine
Nov 24, 2021
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Ricardo Martinez
Sep 21, 2021
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Zaher Haydar
Sep 21, 2021
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We kept getting different attorney to talk to & they never had answers. Worst part there was a charge no 1 knew what/where it came from. B4 we signed we were told by Mr. Applebaum himself payment will be cut in half or he'll pay half. When it was time to pay they had no idea what we were talking about and mr. Applebaum was always busy. Then we found out someone made fake company & billed us & this company paid them without questions & deducted $ from us.I mean it was obvious When the insurance payed for all medical bills but that one. Took too long to pay
Jenna Martin
Sep 19, 2021
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Ayana Gibb
Aug 26, 2021
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Henry Sam
Aug 06, 2021
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Shannon Fronczak
Jun 29, 2021
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Sasha Skalicky
Jun 20, 2021
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My case was so straightforward and they didn't recover anything near what was truthfully owed on my medical and worse on the wage loss.
Things are going to collections after settlement. My credit rating is ruined. Employers hold this against me.
My wage loss was nearly disregarded only one year and at minimum wage rate not my real pay rate 4 times less than I earned before. They blamed me for case delay. Covid was big hinderance but also they were telling the judge I was uncooperative. For years I demanded their office send me the total owed. I found out this total was not even calculated before
Things are going to collections after settlement. My credit rating is ruined. Employers hold this against me.
My wage loss was nearly disregarded only one year and at minimum wage rate not my real pay rate 4 times less than I earned before. They blamed me for case delay. Covid was big hinderance but also they were telling the judge I was uncooperative. For years I demanded their office send me the total owed. I found out this total was not even calculated before
