Barry F. Lakritz is the founder and senior partner of Lakritz Law in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, a father-daughter firm that represents people hurt in trucking and car crashes, dog attacks and other injury cases, including Michigan auto no-fault claims.
Lakritz graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Wayne State University and earned his law degree with honors from Wayne State University Law School. He was a principal partner at Ulanoff, Ross, Summer & LaKritz, P.C., before leaving in 1982 to open his own practice. He has particular experience with liquor liability claims arising from car and truck crashes, works as a trial attorney, mediator, arbitrator and facilitator in counties across Michigan, and was once appointed by the presiding judge of the Oakland County Circuit Court as a special master in complex multiparty civil litigation. He is licensed in Michigan and Arizona and is admitted before the U.S. Supreme Court.
A longtime member of the American Association for Justice and the Michigan Association for Justice, he has spoken often at the Michigan Association for Justice No-Fault Automobile Insurance Institute seminar. He was inducted into the Michigan Lawyers Weekly Hall of Fame in 2026 and has been named a Michigan Super Lawyer for 21 consecutive years.