Michale B. Barey-QPWB
Farmington Hills

Phone: 

(248) 783-6780

Fax:

(248) 783-6781
Areas of Practice
Automotive Liability
Civil Litigation
Construction Litigation
Labor and Employment
Medical Malpractice Defense
Personal Injury Defense
Premises Liability
Product Liability
Professional Liability Defense

Education

Michigan State University, College of Law, J.D.
,
Miami University, Oxford Ohio, B.S.

Bar Admissions

Michigan
Michale B. Barey-QPWB

Michael B. Barey

michael.barey@qpwblaw.com
Partner
Partner
- Farmington Hills
Farmington Hills
Farmington Hills

Phone: 

(248) 783-6780

Fax:

(248) 783-6781
Areas of Practice
Automotive Liability
Civil Litigation
Construction Litigation
Labor and Employment
Medical Malpractice Defense
Personal Injury Defense
Premises Liability
Product Liability
Professional Liability Defense

Education

Michigan State University, College of Law, J.D.
,
Miami University, Oxford Ohio, B.S.

Bar Admissions

Michael B. Barey is a partner in the Farmington Hills Hub of Quintairos, Prieto, Wood & Boyer, P.A. He brings over 30 years of experience across a broad range of civil litigation, including complex cases involving medical malpractice, employment disputes, product liability, and personal injury defense.

Throughout his career, Mr. Barey has represented clients from all walks of life, including individuals, businesses, healthcare providers, and insurance carriers. He is known for his meticulous case preparation and ability to navigate both trial and appellate courts with clarity and confidence. His work includes trying high exposure matters and crafting persuasive strategies in areas such as construction defect litigation and professional liability.

Mr. Barey began his legal path as a research attorney with the Oakland County Circuit Court, a role that sharpened his understanding of litigation from the bench’s perspective. He later transitioned to private practice, where he quickly established a reputation for courtroom poise. His involvement in the published decision Estate of Ashker v. Ford Motor Co., 245 Mich. App. 9 (2001), remains a recognized contribution to Michigan law.