Arabic-speaking personal injury lawyers in Michigan

9 Michigan injury firms say on their own websites that they serve clients in Arabic, with 10 offices in Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Detroit, Hamtramck, Southfield, Sterling Heights and Troy. Each links to the page that says so. We haven't tested anyone's Arabic: when you call, ask for a lawyer who speaks it, or an interpreter.

  1. Khamo Law Accident & Injury Lawyers

    Sterling Heights and Troy · 5.0 ★ (264 Google reviews) · 3 $1M+ results reported, largest $3.3M

    The page on its website that says it serves clients in Arabic

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  4. Mumen Barlaskar Law Firm

    Hamtramck · 4.7 ★ (147 Google reviews) · 1 $1M+ result reported, largest $1.1M

    The page on its website that says it serves clients in Arabic

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  5. Koussan Law

    Detroit · 4.8 ★ (119 Google reviews) · 6 $1M+ results reported, largest $14.95M

    The page on its website that says it serves clients in Arabic

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Firm websites read in September 2026. Ratings from Google; results as each firm reports them on its own website. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Compare up to three firms side by side.

Frequently asked questions

Are there Arabic-speaking personal injury lawyers in Michigan?

Yes. 9 Michigan injury firms say on their own websites that they serve clients in Arabic, with 10 offices in Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Detroit, Hamtramck, Southfield, Sterling Heights and Troy: Khamo Law Accident & Injury Lawyers, Thurswell Law, Bazzi Law, PLLC, Mumen Barlaskar Law Firm, Koussan Law and MJ Law, PLC and 3 more.

How did you find Arabic-speaking injury lawyers?

We read the website of every injury firm we list in Michigan and kept a firm only when a page says, in words, that it serves clients in Arabic: for example that its lawyers or staff speak Arabic, or that it provides Arabic interpreters. A translate button doesn't count. Each firm links to the page that says so. Some websites couldn't be read, so a firm may serve Arabic speakers without appearing here.

What should I ask a firm that says it speaks Arabic?

Whether the lawyer handling your case speaks Arabic, or whether a staff member or an interpreter will be on your calls and meetings, and whether your documents can be explained in Arabic. Ask about the fee in writing too: in Michigan, a personal injury lawyer's contingency fee can't be more than one-third of the recovery after case costs (MCR 8.121).

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