Detroit skyline seen from a professional office at dawn

Farmington Hills · Michigan

Clear counsel.Relentless advocacy.

Personal attention and practical strategy for personal injury, real estate, and civil matters.

Attorney-ledFrom first call to resolution
Practical perspectiveLaw, real estate & construction
01Personal Injury02Real Estate03Civil LitigationServing clients across Michigan

Practice areas

Built for the matters that move life forward.

Legal problems rarely stay in one lane. Anthony combines focused advocacy with real-world business, property, and construction experience to see the full picture.

A vehicle with minor collision damage on a roadside01

When someone else’s negligence changes your life

Personal Injury

Clear guidance through claims, insurance disputes, and the work of pursuing a fair recovery.

  • Auto accidents
  • Premises liability
  • Slip-and-fall injuries
  • Dog bites
  • Insurance litigation
Discuss your matter
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Protect the deal, the property, and what comes next

Real Estate

Practical counsel informed by experience in residential and commercial transactions, building, and development.

  • Purchase and sale agreements
  • Leases and landlord–tenant matters
  • Real estate transactions
  • Property and construction disputes
Talk through the details
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When a dispute becomes a distraction—or a threat

Civil Litigation

Deliberate, prepared representation for contract disputes, construction matters, property conflicts, and other civil claims.

Focused preparationDirect communicationPractical resolution
Get a clear next step
Portrait of attorney Anthony J. AbroAnthony J. Abro

J.D., cum laude · University of Detroit Mercy School of Law

Meet your attorney

A wider lens on every matter.

Anthony J. Abro founded his firm around a simple idea: clients deserve an attorney who understands the legal issue and the real world surrounding it.

Before founding Anthony Abro Law, Anthony worked in insurance defense. His background also spans residential and commercial real estate, property development, and residential building—experience that brings practical depth to injury, property, and civil matters.

He is also an adjunct professor of Insurance Law at the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law. Every client benefits from the same thorough preparation, plainspoken advice, and personal involvement.

01Former insurance defense attorney
02Real estate professional
03Residential builder experience
04Adjunct professor of law

The approach

No handoffs. No mystery. Just a clear way forward.

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Listen closely

Your priorities, timeline, and concerns shape the strategy from the beginning.

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See the whole matter

Legal analysis meets practical experience to uncover leverage, risk, and workable options.

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Move with purpose

You get candid guidance, diligent preparation, and advocacy calibrated to the result you need.

Good questions welcome

Start with clarity.

A first conversation should leave you better informed—even before you decide what to do next.

What kinds of matters does the firm handle?

The firm focuses on personal injury, real estate, and general civil matters, including insurance, property, contract, landlord–tenant, and construction disputes.

Does Anthony Abro Law offer free consultations?

Yes. Call or send a brief message to discuss the issue and learn whether the firm may be able to help.

What are the legal fees?

Fees depend on the type and complexity of the matter. Anthony will explain the fee structure before any representation begins.

Does contacting the firm create an attorney-client relationship?

No. A relationship is formed only through a signed engagement agreement. Please do not send confidential or time-sensitive information before then.

Free initial consultation

Tell us what happened. We’ll tell you what comes next.

Speak directly with the firm about your injury, property, or civil matter. You’ll get a thoughtful conversation and a clear next step.

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