About Lawrence J. Buckfire — Personal Injury Southfield Michigan
Lawrence J. Buckfire is a personal injury Southfield attorney with more than 37 years of trial experience. He has practiced Michigan injury law since 1989 at Buckfire Law in Southfield. His work centers on serious cases, including wrongful death and catastrophic injuries. He also handles car, truck, and motorcycle crashes across Oakland County. In addition, he takes on medical malpractice, brain injury, and spinal cord cases. You can also browse personal injury attorneys by state for more options. Buckfire holds an AV rating and has secured multi-million-dollar results for injured clients.
What Clients Say
Clients highlight strong communication and a clear case strategy. Many note that the firm answers questions quickly and explains each step. Reviewers also point to a track record of meaningful recoveries. In short, people value both results and responsiveness.
Personal Injury Southfield — Practice Areas & Services
- Wrongful death and catastrophic injury claims in Oakland County.
- Car, truck, and motorcycle accident representation near Southfield.
- Medical malpractice and nursing home neglect cases.
- Traumatic brain injury and spinal cord injury claims.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a personal injury case worth in Southfield?
Value depends on injury severity, medical costs, and lost income. Serious cases like brain injury or wrongful death often carry higher value. A free consultation can give you a realistic range.
Do I pay anything to start a personal injury claim?
No. Most Michigan injury lawyers, including Buckfire Law, work on contingency. You pay only if the firm recovers money for you.
Where are Southfield injury lawsuits filed?
Oakland County injury suits are generally filed in the 6th Circuit Court in Pontiac. Many claims settle, but a well-prepared case strengthens your leverage with insurers.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Southfield, Michigan
- Statewide injuries: Michigan recorded 71,316 traffic crash injuries in 2024 — Michigan State Police.
- Motorcycle crashes: Michigan saw 3,187 motorcycle-involved crashes in 2024, up 4% — Michigan State Police.
- Filing deadline: Michigan generally allows three years to file an injury lawsuit — MCL 600.5805.

