Press Releases

Changes in Law Bring Challenges to Disabled Workers, Michigan Workers’ Compensation Lawyer Says

An attorney can help workers to obtain funds for job-related disabilities despite recently enacted changes in the law that tighten eligibility and compensation standards, says Thomas L. Stroble of The Stroble Law Firm, P.C., in Oakland County.

Bloomfield Hills, MI (PRWEB) January 12, 2012

Workers throughout Michigan need to understand how recent changes to the state’s workers’ compensation system could impact them if they become injured or ill on the job, says Michigan workers’ compensation lawyer Thomas L. Stroble.

“These changes may affect workers’ eligibility for compensation and the amount of compensation they actually receive after getting hurt or sick … Read More

Michigan Workers’ Compensation Lawyer Opposes Proposed Changes

Provisions of a bill pending in the state Senate indicate that the rights of Michigan workers are under attack, according to attorney Thomas L. Stroble of The Stroble Law Firm, P.C., in Oakland County.

Bloomfield Hills, MI (PRWEB) November 22, 2011

Revisions to Michigan’s workers’ compensation system that are pending in the legislature could limit injured employees’ ability to recover much-needed benefits, according to Michigan workers’ compensation attorney Thomas L. Stroble.

The legislation, House Bill 5002, is now before the state Senate after passing the House of Representatives earlier this month. Opponents say the bill would make it harder … Read More

Reducing Patient Care Costs Should Not Come at the Expense of Patient Safety, Michigan Attorney Says

Michigan medical malpractice attorney Thomas Stroble of The Stroble Law Firm, P.C., says hospital cutbacks are OK as long as the patient benefits more than the hospitals themselves.

Bloomfield Hills, MI (PRWEB) October 17, 2011

Southeast Michigan hospitals have taken active steps in recent years to reduce patient care costs, according to a recent article in Crain’s Detroit Business.

But they need to be careful not to cut so much that patients don’t receive the quality care they deserve, Bloomfield Hills medical malpractice attorney Thomas Stroble cautioned today.

The cost-cutting methods used by 10 southeast Michigan hospitals were evaluated by … Read More

Proposed Changes To No-Fault Insurance Could Leave Many Motorists Without Enough Coverage, Bloomfield Hills Auto Accident Attorney Says

With legislators debating bills that would allow caps on personal injury protection coverage, Bloomfield Hills personal injury lawyer Thomas L. Stroble of The Stroble Law Firm, P.C., cautions that some drivers would lack benefits for catastrophic injuries.

Bloomfield Hills, MI (PRWEB) September 26, 2011

Michigan motorists who suffer catastrophic injuries in auto accidents could be left without enough insurance coverage to pay their bills if lawmakers pass proposed changes to the no-fault insurance system, Oakland County auto accident attorney Thomas L. Stroble said today.

Two bills, which are now under debate in the state Legislature, would allow drivers to buy … Read More

Michigan Truck Accident Attorney Applauds Family’s Effort to Change FMCSA Hours-of-Service Rules

A Michigan girl’s parents suffered a tragic loss when their daughter died in a truck accident involving a fatigued truck driver. Their recent journey to lobby Congress for changes in trucking regulations is an admirable undertaking, says Bloomfield Hills lawyer Thomas Stroble.