Jim Spagnuolo began working in the personal injury area of the law over nine years ago as a law clerk for the law firm of Lopatin, Miller, Freedman, Bluestone, Herskovic & Domol during his first year of law school at Wayne State University School of Law. After graduating and passing the Bar, Jim was asked to leave the Lopatin, Miller firm by Stuart Freedman and Maurice Herskovic, who were leaving to start their own firm. Jim has been with Stuart and Morey since the firm's inception in August of 2002.

Jim specializes in automobile cases, both first party, which is a case against your own insurance company for medical benefits, wage loss benefits, and other benefits you may be entitled to under the Michigan No-Fault Law, and third party cases, which is an action against the person who caused the automobile accident. He has a special interest in pursuing institutional fraud claims against insurance companies for their fraudulent business practices in wrongfully denying claims to their insureds in order to increase the company's profits. He also handles medical malpractice, products liability, general negligence, and premises liability claims.

In addition to personal injury, Jim has handled mold cases involving the failure to disclose on a seller's disclosure statement for the sale and/or purchase of residential homes. Jim has been very successful in his handling of these types of cases, and has achieved significant settlements.

He is also interested in special education law and zealously pursues school districts to provide children with special needs the services that they are entitled to.

Jim is or has been a member of the State Bar, Oakland County Bar Association, Macomb County Bar Association, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Michigan Association of Justice – Sustaining Member, Italian American Bar Association of Michigan, Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity, Families Exploring Down Syndrome, ARC Services of Macomb, Brain Injury Association of Michigan and has been a life member of the Disabled American Veterans since being Honorably Discharged from the United States Marine Corps.