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Over a Century of Legal Excellence in Detroit
Bernstein & Bernstein is a historic pillar of the Detroit legal community, holding the distinction of being one of the oldest law firms in Michigan. Established in 1923 by brothers Jacob and Mandel Bernstein, this firm has spent more than 100 years fighting for the rights of injured individuals. Located in the magnificent Buhl Building in the heart of downtown Detroit, Bernstein & Bernstein has built a legacy on a foundation of trust, personalized service, and results. Unlike high-volume firms that treat clients like numbers, this firm prides itself on the ”Bernstein & Bernstein Difference”-a commitment to taking fewer cases to ensure every client receives the dedicated attention and rigorous advocacy they deserve.
Comprehensive Personal Injury Representation
For decades, the attorneys at Bernstein & Bernstein have stood as guardians for those who have been wronged or injured. Their practice is exclusively focused on helping individuals navigate the most challenging times of their lives. Whether you are dealing with a catastrophic accident or a denial of benefits, their team possesses the deep legal knowledge required to secure a favorable outcome. The firm has collected over $1 billion in settlements and verdicts for their clients, a testament to their relentless pursuit of justice.
- Auto Accidents: Expert handling of car, truck, and motorcycle accident claims, ensuring victims receive full compensation for medical bills and lost wages.
- Personal Injury: Robust representation for a wide array of injuries, including slip and fall accidents, dog bites, and premises liability cases.
- Medical Malpractice: Holding healthcare professionals accountable for negligence, misdiagnoses, and surgical errors.
- Workers’ Compensation: Fighting for the rights of injured workers to ensure they receive the benefits they are entitled to under Michigan law.
- Social Security Disability: Guiding clients through the complex SSDI application and appeals process to secure vital financial support.
Located in the Historic Buhl Building
The firm’s offices are situated in the iconic Buhl Building at 535 Griswold Street. This architectural masterpiece, designed by Wirt C. Rowland, is a symbol of Detroit’s strength and resilience-much like the firm itself. From their suite on the 20th Floor, the attorneys at Bernstein & Bernstein continue to serve the community with the same passion and integrity that defined their founders over a century ago.
We don’t just handle cases; we help people rebuild their lives. Our history is your guarantee of experience, and our results are your promise of dedication.
A Client-First Approach
Bernstein & Bernstein understands that legal battles can be financially draining. That is why they operate on a contingency fee basis-you do not pay a dime unless they win your case. They offer free consultations to help you understand your rights without any upfront obligation. If you are looking for a law firm with a proven track record that spans generations, look no further than Bernstein & Bernstein.
Specializing In
Social Security Disability, Workers Compensation, Auto Negligence, Premises Liability
Address & Location
535 Griswold St STE 2040, Detroit, MI 48226
Building Location
Located in the Buhl Building, a 29-story Neo-Gothic skyscraper with Romanesque accents. The building is clad in cream-colored terra cotta and features a unique cross-shaped footprint. It is a major landmark in the Financial District.
Suite Access
Enter through the main archway on Griswold Street. The lobby features a mosaic-tiled vaulted ceiling. Take the elevator bank to the 20th Floor.
Parking Details
Valet parking is often available at the main entrance. Self-parking is available in the Buhl Garage or nearby at the Financial District Garage.
Public Transit
The Congress Street stop of the Detroit People Mover is nearby. Multiple bus routes stop on Griswold and Congress streets.
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