Farmington Hills, Michigan
Personal attention.
Clear guidance.
Experienced representation.
You have been seriously injured in an accident. Suddenly, your world is turned upside down. You don’t know what to do or who to turn to. Who can you trust? Stop worrying. Our firm has provided the help needed by hundreds of clients over more than 40 years.
No legal mumbo-jumbo spoken here.
We will be by your side throughout every phase of your claim. We will explain every step of the process in plain English that you can easily understand so that you are able to make informed decisions.
Not every claim requires a lawsuit. Oftentimes a fair out-of-court settlement can be reached without the need to file a lawsuit. Most lawsuits that are filed end up settling before trial, so if you have anxiety over the prospect of testifying in open court, don’t let that dissuade you from enforcing your rights.
Practice areas
How Mark can help
- 01Vehicle AccidentsCar, truck, bus and motorcycle crashes — no-fault benefits, injury claims and uninsured drivers.
- 02Slip and Fall InjuriesInjuries caused by dangerous conditions on someone else’s property.
- 03Dog BitesDog bites and animal attacks, including injuries to children.
- 04Workers’ CompensationBenefits for injuries and illnesses that happen on the job.
- 05Social Security DisabilitySSDI and SSI applications, denials and appeals.
- 06Traffic TicketsHelp deciding what to do before you pay a moving violation.
Meet your attorney
Mark A. Sucher
- Practicing law since
- 1984
- Own practice since
- 1993
- Education
- Michigan State University; Detroit College of Law
Mark Sucher was born in Detroit and has lived in Michigan all his life. Like many native Detroiters, he grew up in a family closely tied to the automotive industry, and as a young man he worked in his family’s tire business.
He began his legal career in 1984 as an associate at a small Detroit-area personal injury firm, and opened his own practice in 1993. Throughout his career as a trial lawyer, he has focused on representing people who have been injured.
Clients work with Mark directly. He returns their calls, explains what is happening and why, and helps them weigh their options — so they can focus on recovering.
Read Mark’s full biographyWhy Sucher Legal
A small practice, by design.
Larger firms can leave clients feeling lost in the process. At Sucher Legal, your matter is handled personally by the attorney you hired.
One-on-one communication
You deal directly with Mark, not a chain of assistants.
Plain-English explanations
So you understand the process and can make informed decisions.
Flexible appointments
Office hours by appointment, with home or hospital visits if you can’t come to us.
Honest referrals
If your matter needs a different kind of lawyer, Mark will tell you and help where he can — at no charge.
What happens next
After you contact the office
- 1
You reach out
Call the office or request a free consultation. Tell us a little about what happened.
- 2
You talk with Mark
Mark listens, asks questions and explains your options in plain English — with no obligation.
- 3
You decide
If you choose to work together, fees are explained in writing first. Then Mark guides you through each step.
Does every claim require a lawsuit?
No. Many claims can be resolved through a fair settlement without filing suit. In other cases, a lawsuit is necessary because the responsible party is unwilling to pay what the claim is worth. Most lawsuits that are filed are resolved before trial.
I can’t afford to pay a lawyer by the hour. Can I still get help?
Yes. Personal injury matters are generally handled on a contingent-fee basis, so you pay no attorney fee unless money is recovered for you. Workers’ compensation, Social Security and traffic matters have different fee arrangements, which Mark explains during the free consultation.
What if my matter isn’t something you handle?
No lawyer is the right fit for every legal matter. If Mark is not the right attorney for your situation, he will tell you, and where possible he will point you to a firm that may be able to help — at no charge.
Can we meet somewhere other than the office?
Appointments can be arranged to suit your schedule. If you are unable to come to the office, ask about a home or hospital visit.
Talk with Mark about your situation.
Consultations are free. You’ll speak directly with attorney Mark A. Sucher, who will listen, answer your questions, and explain your options in plain English.