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New Baltimore, Macomb County, Michigan

Personal Injury Attorneys in New Baltimore, MI (2026)

3 personal injury attorneys with a New Baltimore address, scored out of 100. Updated October 2026.

Who is the best personal injury attorney in New Baltimore, MI?

As of October 2026, the highest-scoring personal injury attorney in New Baltimore, MI on TownAnswer is Anchor Bay Law, PLLC, with a score of 48 out of 100 (5.0 stars from 11 Google reviews). Next are William J. Brady Attorney at Law (46) and Paul Cassidy Attorney at Law (37). We scored 3 personal injury attorneys with a New Baltimore address. If review count matters most, William J. Brady Attorney at Law has the most Google reviews (12).

This page has fewer than three scored businesses, so we keep it out of search results until it has more. The nearest city pages are listed below.

New Baltimore at a glance

Our October 2026 pull of Google Maps found 3 personal injury attorneys with a New Baltimore mailing address. 3 list a website, 2 have claimed their Google listing and 0 take online bookings.

None belongs to a business with three or more Michigan locations in our data.

Every business is scored by the same rules. A business cannot pay for a higher place.

The most-reviewed personal injury attorney in New Baltimore is William J. Brady Attorney at Law with 12 Google reviews. The median rating among scored listings is 4.7 stars.

What to ask before you hire

  1. How is the fee set? Michigan Court Rule 8.121 caps a personal injury contingency fee at one third of the net recovery.
  2. Who handles your case day to day: the attorney you met, or a case manager?
  3. How many cases like yours went to trial in the last few years?
  4. Who pays case costs (records, experts, filing fees) if the case is lost?
  5. Check the attorney on the State Bar of Michigan member directory before you sign.

Personal Injury Attorneys in New Baltimore, ranked

Highest score first. Tap a name for its website, or Score details for the full breakdown.

The 100-point TownAnswer score. Every personal injury attorney here is checked on the same 5 parts: reputation (26 points), review volume (18), focus (14), profile (22) and verified owner (20). Nobody pays to rank. How we rank

Side by side

#BusinessScoreGradeRatingReviewsStreet
1Anchor Bay Law, PLLC48C-5.01136640 Green St
2William J. Brady Attorney at Law46C-4.71251150 Washington St
3Paul Cassidy Attorney at Law37C-4.6551150 Washington St

About New Baltimore

12,072residents
$106,033median household income
44.7median age
83.8%owner-occupied homes
$323,200median home value
4,703households

New Baltimore has 12,072 residents (ACS 2024 5-year estimates for New Baltimore city). The median age is 44.7, and the median household income is $106,033.

83.8 percent of homes are owner-occupied, and the median home value is $323,200. These figures describe the town. They do not show who uses any business on this page.

Our October 2026 data has 3 personal injury attorneys with a New Baltimore mailing address: 2.5 per 10,000 residents. A mailing city can differ from the city limits, so treat the ratio as a guide.

How to choose a personal injury attorney in New Baltimore

Most personal injury firms work on contingency. The fee is a share of what you recover, and you pay no attorney fee if there is no recovery. In Michigan, court rule 8.121 limits that share to one third of the net amount in most personal injury cases. Ask for the fee agreement in writing before you sign anything.

Ask who will do the work. In a busy firm a case manager often handles calls, records and deadlines, and an attorney steps in for negotiation and court. Both models can work. You should know which one you are buying.

Michigan auto injury claims follow the no-fault law, which changed in 2019 and 2020. A claim for medical bills and lost wages (PIP) is separate from a claim against the at-fault driver. Ask the firm which parts of your case it handles.

Deadlines matter. Some claims must be filed within one year, and many within three. Call early and keep every bill, report and photo.

Every Michigan attorney is a member of the State Bar of Michigan. You can look up a name, a law school and any public discipline in the State Bar member directory.

Personal Injury Attorneys near New Baltimore

CityDistancePersonal Injury AttorneysTop score
Chesterfield3.5 mi west355
Pearl Beach8.5 mi southeast1n/a
Richmond8.7 mi north168
Macomb9.1 mi west225
Macomb Township9.1 mi west1n/a
Mt Clemens9.3 mi southwest2173
Clinton Township11.2 mi southwest1775
Marine City12.1 mi east250

Other local pros in New Baltimore

Water Damage Restoration Companies 4Mold Remediation Companies 2Plumbers 4Roofers 8HVAC Companies 10Electricians 7Dentists 25Med Spas 8Pilates and Fitness Studios 7Photographers 7Coffee Cart Vendors and Mobile Coffee Bars 4Cafés and Coffee Shops 11Restaurants 31Real Estate Brokerages 61Dance Studios 2Everything in New BaltimorePersonal Injury Attorneys in Macomb County

Questions

How many personal injury attorneys are in New Baltimore, MI?

Our October 2026 data lists 3 personal injury attorneys with a New Baltimore mailing address. 3 have a Google rating and are scored. A business can be missing, so treat the count as a floor.

Who is the top-rated personal injury attorney in New Baltimore?

Anchor Bay Law, PLLC has the highest TownAnswer score in New Baltimore: 48 out of 100, from 5.0 stars and 11 Google reviews. Scores change when listings change.

How is the score worked out?

Reputation (26 points) is the Google rating adjusted for how many reviews it rests on. Review volume adds up to 18, how closely the business matches the trade up to 14, profile facts such as website, phone, hours, photos and a claimed listing up to 22, and a profile the owner verified with TownAnswer adds 20.

Can a business pay to rank higher?

No. Every business is scored by the same rules, and no payment changes a score or a place on a list.

Which personal injury attorneys near New Baltimore are outside the city?

Nearby city pages: Chesterfield (3.5 miles), Pearl Beach (8.5 miles), Richmond (8.7 miles), Macomb (9.1 miles).

What should I ask a personal injury attorney before I hire?

How is the fee set? Michigan Court Rule 8.121 caps a personal injury contingency fee at one third of the net recovery. Who handles your case day to day: the attorney you met, or a case manager? How many cases like yours went to trial in the last few years?

Which county is New Baltimore in?

New Baltimore is in Macomb County. See every personal injury attorney in the county on the Macomb County page.

How often is this page updated?

We refresh the data from Google Maps and change the date on the page only when the data changes. This version uses data read in October 2026.

Sources

TownAnswer ranks local businesses by one published method. Businesses cannot pay to change their rank. Ratings and review counts come from Google Maps, read in October 2026. Details change, so confirm hours, prices and licences with each business. How we rank.