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Troy D. Clarke is a member of the Willingham & Cote', P.C.'s Litigation Group.  Mr. Clarke is admitted to practice in Michigan state and federal courts.  He has represented clients in all phases of litigation, including at trial and in the appellate courts.  His practice specialties include the areas of insurance coverage defense, no-fault defense, and criminal defense.

Tiffany L. DeBruin is an experienced Lansing criminal defense lawyer. She is dedicated to representing her clients to the best possible outcome for their legal situations and ensuring that their rights and freedoms are protected throughout the legal process. Tiffany's practice areas include criminal defense, traffic defense, and OWIs. While many attorneys direct client communication through paralegals or legal support staff, Tiffany personally answers and responds to her clients. She is tireless in her pursuit of justice.

The Law Offices of Daniel O. Myers focuses on the representation of consumers individually and in class actions against abusive debt collectors, predatory lenders and others.. Areas of practice include but are not limited to:. Predatory Mortgage LendingDebtor's RightsComplex LitigationConsumer Class Actions

The hallmarks of my practice for the past 46 years as a trial lawyer who has represented individuals and their families are my passion for my clients, the results obtained, and a dedication to keeping my clients always in direct contact with me and my staff without the need for concern of how their matters are proceeding. The personal nature of my practice is a distinguishing factor that is core to my philosophy of the practice of law as a trial lawyer.. I was born in Lansing, Michigan and recieved my formal education in Lansing before entering the University of Detroit on a full athletic scholarship while earning my undergraduate degree. Upon graduation, I immediately entered law school at the University of Detroit, graduating in 1970.. Upon graduation and passing the Michigan Bar Exam in 1971, I commenced my law practice in Lansing and have continued my practice as a trial attorney continuously since 1971.. The nature of my practice has been as a trial lawyer primarily involved in the areas of personal injury, wrongful death, criminal defense, domestic relations, and other forms of civil litigation.. I have dedicated my entire practice for those 46 years to represent individuals and their families in the various trial courts in the State of Michigan, as well as, appellate matters in the Michigan Court of Appeals and the Michigan Supreme Court. As a result, I have achieved settlements and verdicts in the various areas of personal injury law totalling in the millions of dollars over those years.. I have been awarded the highest rating for excellence and integrity (AV) as a practitioner in tort law by Martindale Hubble.. I want to thank you for taking time to consider my office for possible representation of you and your family and those you may know. Please contact my office for a free consultation for an immediate response on your inquiries and possible representation.

Steven W. Dulan is a licensed attorney and real estate broker and has held a Michigan real estate license since 1983. He holds a BA degree from Michigan State University with a double major in International Studies and Political Science. Mr. Dulan also holds a Juris Doctor degree from Thomas M. Cooley Law School, where he was awarded a full scholarship based on academic excellence.

Peter C. Brown offers comprehensive legal representation in litigation, real estate, and business law, serving a diverse array of clients throughout Michigan. Renowned for his trial acumen, Pete has managed a broad spectrum of high-stakes civil cases in state and federal courts, with litigation experience in over 40 circuit courts statewide. Pete has unique skills in real estate matters, ranging from title disputes and zoning issues to complex transactions and closings. He also has a strong track record in commercial litigation, insurance defense, creditors’ rights, and appellate advocacy. He routinely advises businesses on formations, acquisitions, contract negotiation, and day-to-day corporate matters. Pete’s professional excellence has been recognized for ten consecutive years as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers®. He is an active member of the State Bar of Michigan’s Real Property and Litigation Sections, serves on the Real Property Law Advisory Board of the Institute of Continuing Legal Education, and is a member of the Ingham County Bar Association’s Real Estate Section.

Outside the practice of law, Mr. Stephenson is involved with numerous civic and charitable activities. He serves on the board of directors of a local private Montessori school and as a trustee of a charitable trust to benefit a coeducational service fraternity at Michigan State University. Mr. Stephenson is a current member and past president of the young lawyers sections of the Ingham County Bar Association.. With his wife and family, Mr. Stephenson enjoys traveling and spending time coaching the various activities of his two children.

Mr. Dalton has been an attorney since 1979 and  has defended and tried hundreds of insurance and personal injury suits in courtrooms across the state. He currently focuses his practice on the defense of doctors, dentists, medical groups and other healthcare practitioners in medical liability/malpractice claims, as well as defending architects, accountants and other licensed professionals in professional liability and related claims. Additionally, Mr. Dalton counsels and advises health care professionals facing potential liability claims and has represented hundreds of defendants involved in personal injury accidents and automobile/insurance related claims in courts throughout Michigan.

Mike Cheltenham is a distinguished alumnus of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and holds a Juris Doctor degree from Wayne State University Law School. With a rich professional background, he currently serves as Of Counsel at Cheltenham Law, PLLC, specializing in criminal defense throughout Mid-Michigan.. Leveraging Prosecution Experience for Your DefenseMike's journey in the criminal law spans over two decades, including his tenure as Chief Assistant Prosecuting Attorney for the Ingham County Prosecutor’s Office. This extensive prosecutorial experience is a unique asset in defending criminal cases. Here's why it benefits you:• Insider Knowledge: Having been on the other side, Mike understands the strategies and tactics prosecutors use. This insight allows him to anticipate their moves and develop robust defense strategies to counteract them.• Strong Relationships: Mike’s long-standing relationships with law enforcement and other legal professionals can facilitate smoother negotiations and more favorable outcomes for his clients.• Comprehensive Case Analysis: His experience in prosecuting complex cases, including those involving child abuse, sexual assault, and narcotics, means he can scrutinize every detail of your case to identify weaknesses in the prosecution’s arguments.• Proven Leadership: As a supervising attorney, Mike oversaw numerous cases and legal personnel, honing his ability to manage and navigate the intricacies of the legal system effectively.. Extensive Legal ExpertiseDuring his years at the Ingham County Prosecutor’s Office, Mike held supervisory roles in:• Child Abuse/Sexual Assault Unit (criminal sexual conduct involving minors, computer sex crimes, and child abuse)• District Court Unit (domestic violence, drunk driving, traffic offenses, and assaults)• Circuit Court Unit (low level felony offenses to capital crimes including armed robbery and murder)• Tri-County Metro Narcotics Unit (delivery, possession, and possession with intent to deliver cocaine, heroin, fentanyl, meth, and other various controlled substances)In these positions, he gained expertise across the spectrum of criminal law. This experience gave him a deep understanding of both the prosecutorial process and the importance of a vigorous defense to protect a defendant’s rights and vindicate the wrongly accused.. Started in Criminal DefenseBefore his impressive career at the prosecutor’s office, Mike dedicated himself to criminal defense in Northern Michigan, representing indigent clients facing felony charges in Alpena, Montmorency, Alcona, and Presque Ilse counties.. Educator and MentorIn addition to his legal practice, Mike has shared his wealth of knowledge and experience as an Adjunct Professor at Western Michigan University Thomas M. Cooley Law School, where he taught trial skills for 13 years. As a professor he instructed students in the nuances of trial advocacy, public speaking, and courtroom persuasion.. Contact UsIf you are facing criminal charges and need an experienced defense attorney who can leverage insider prosecutorial knowledge for your benefit, contact Mike Cheltenham at Cheltenham Law, PLLC. Let our expertise and dedication work for you.

Kevin Winters is the founder and President of JK. Winters P.C. Mr. Winters has over 35 years of business experience from owning and operating a real estate firm (15 years) to becoming a shareholder and officer in a mid-size Michigan Law Firm. His practice focuses on Intellectual Property, Business/Corporate Law, Trial Practice and Litigation. Mr. Winters is licensed to practice law in Michigan and New York.

James R. Duby, Jr. is an attorney and founder of the firm DUBY LAW FIRM with its office in East Lansing Michigan.  His primary areas of expertise are trademark, copyright, trade secret, internet and international intellectual property law, domain name disputes, privacy and promotion marketing law, corporate law, business formations and transactions, and secured transactions.. Mr. Duby received his B.S. in Business Administration Cum Laude from Youngstown State University in 1985.  Thereafter he attended the University of Akron School of Law, where he received his law degree, Cum Laude, in 1989.  Prior to and during law school, Mr. Duby worked as a Budget and Cost Accountant for the Western Reserve Care System and as a summer intern in the tax department of Ernst & Young’s Cleveland, Ohio office.. Mr. Duby is a frequent guest speaker at seminars on topics such as copyright, trade name and trademark protection, trade secrets, privacy and corporate and tax law.. Mr. Duby’s professional affiliations include members with the American Bar Association; the State Bar of Michigan; Business and Intellectual Property, and Computer Law of the State and American Bar. Mr. Duby is a volunteer counselor for Lansing Community College’s Small Business Development and Technology Center.  He is a current member of the Advisory Board of Directors of the Lansing Art Gallery and has served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Lansing Advertising Club, as a Team Captain for the Capital Area United Way, and as a member of State Bar of Michigan’s Membership Services Committee, and is a member of the International Trademark Association and the International Association of Privacy Professionals.

I graduated from MSU with a Bachelor of Arts in 1987.  While at MSU I was a member of the varsity golf team.  Immediately upon graduation, I entered law school at Thomas M. Cooley in Lansing, Michigan.  I also began employment at the firm of Abood, Abood and Rheaume.  Although the standard graduation path from Cooley was 9 semesters, I accelerated and graduated in 7 while also maintaining a high GPA; graduating with cum laude status in the top 5 of my class.  Upon graduation, I was offered a prestigious position to clerk for Supreme Court Justice Michael F. Cavangah, where I was employed for approximately 2 years.  After finishing my clerkship with the Supreme Court, I returned to the law firm of Abood, Abood & Rheume where I worked for 5 years.  In 1997, I decided to open my own firm (the Abood Law Firm), and in 1998 other family members joined my firm including F. Joseph Abood (brother) and Fredric S. Abood (Father).. Although most lawyers today specialize in one or two areas of practice, I have been fortunate enough to have clients that have requested my services in a wide area of practice.  I have acted as Lead Counsel in real estate transactions exceeding $20,000,000.  I was Lead Counsel on one of the more complicated Brownfield Credit Real Estate developments in the state.  Admittedly, I am most noted for the number of high profile criminal defense cases, including cases that have drawn the attention of the national media.  Such cases include defending Drew Peterson out of the state of Illinois for approximately 2 years (Nov 2007 to April 2010).  My representation of Drew Peterson included having the court enter an Order requiring the State to return his property that was seized after several search warrants were issued, and the court dismissing a gun charge against him.  In addition, I was one of three attorneys that represented Drew Peterson during an evidentiary hearing from January 19, 2010 to February 19, 2010 in which I crossed the most witnesses and successfully helped suppress 10 of the 15 hearsay statements.  I also represented Lisa Holland who was charged with Open Murder in the death of her 7 year old adopted son.  The case was covered state wide including national media.  In May of 2009, a former Ingham County Judge was charged with OWI.  The Abood Law Firm filed a Motion to Suppress and the case was dismissed.. I have extensive experience in commercial litigation including non competes, claims of tortious interference, wrongful death, wrongful discharge and personal injury cases.  In 2009, I obtained a verdict of approximately $450,000 plus interest against a bonding company that bonded a general contractor which subsequently failed to pay my client for services rendered.  I recently obtained a verdict for a major real estate company when its client failed to pay a commission earned by my client.  I have been asked to speak at Cooley Law School and Michigan State University Law School on a number of occasions based on the high profile cases that I have handled.. If you have a case that is going to court, you should consider contacting the Abood Law Firm.

I graduate from Michigan State University with a Bachelor of Science with a Specialization in International Business. While at MSU, I played on the varsity softball team. After I graduated, I attended Michigan State University College of Law. While at MSU, I was selected to participate in the Trial Practice Institute, which is a specialized litigation program. I received Jurisprudence Book Awards in Evidence, Trademark & Unfair Competition, Decedent's, Trusts, and Estates. I graduated Magna Cum Laude from MSU.. My areas of practice include Criminal Law, Personal Injury, Domestic Relations, and Civil Litigation.. Throughout my tenure working at the Abood Law Firm, I have worked on a number of high profile cases. I have extensive experience working on OWI cases. In 2011, I worked on over 50 different OWI cases with over 1/3 of the cases resulting in no criminal conviction. I have worked in a number of different jurisdictions, including East Lansing, Lansing, Marshall, Battle Creek, Traverse City, and all the way up to St. Ignace.

I concentrate in the areas of business organizations, oil and gas, health care, property tax appeals and complex commercial litigation. I have appeared before state and federal courts, and state and federal administrative agencies.  My trial experience includes several jury and bench trials.  In addition to being admitted as a lawyer in Michigan, I am also admitted in Illinois.  My goal is always to first seek a positive resolution for my clients; however, there comes a time when the opposition is not willing to accept the realities of the position in which they find themselves.  In these cases, you want an aggressive and effective litigation attorney in your corner.

I am committed to results.  I am a trial lawyer who will take your case to trial if there are no other options. No matter how intense your situation, how badly you need a certain outcome or how dire the facts of your case. I spent thousands of hours and tens of thousands of dollars in learning forensic evidence, the law regarding drugs and alcohol and the phisiological affect of drugs in the human body. .     I am a leader. I wrote the book on OWI for West Publishing. I am an adjunct professor of DUI Law and Practice at Thomas M. Cooley Law School and Forensic Evidence in Criminal Law. I spoke over dozens of times to teach other lawyers. The reason: others look to me for leadership and learning. I developed an in depth knowledge of forensic science. I am the lawyer whose litigation led the Michigan State Police to change the way that it handles blood alcohol analyses. I was selected as a presenter for the 2012, 2013 and 2014 American Academy of Forensic Science (AAFS) annual conferences. I practice exclusively in criminal defense with an emphasis on defending citizens charged with driving while intoxicated. My practice style is to utilize litigation to position a client to achieve results.. I am in court very often and in stressful situations. Those situations are situations in which I thrive. To relax I run, read and write often. I spent 10 years as a journalist working in television and radio. I worked for a statewide radio news network, a CBS-owned radio station in Detroit and for a television station in Lansing.. I believe in the right to have a trial. I believe that you as a citizen, have the right to have a lawyer stand by you through every phase of a criminal case.. Our constitution is a sacred document formed thanks to the blood and sacrifice of our founders and preserved by the modern day footsoldiers of trial lawyers. I am proud to be part of the loyal fraternity of constitutional warriors who protect the rights of those citizens accused of crimes, no matter how heinous those alleged crimes may be to the accusors or the public.

Frederick M. Baker, Jr., of counsel to Willingham & Cote, P.C., has enjoyed a distinguished and varied career.  Most recently, he served for over eight years as a Commissioner for the Michigan Supreme Court, after nearly two decades as a partner at one of Michigan’s leading law firms, Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn, where he was a trial and appellate litigator. He began the practice of law at Willingham & Cote, P.C., after three years as an assistant professor at T.M. Cooley Law School, where he taught contracts, civil procedure, and legal writing and research. Before that, he served as law clerk to the late Chief Judge of the Michigan Court of Appeals, Robert J. Danhof, a position to which he was promoted after serving as a prehearing attorney in the Court of Appeals Research Division. He began his career as an instructor of law at Wayne Law School, where he taught legal writing and research and appellate advocacy. He has also taught, in an adjunct capacity, both insurance and conflict of laws, at T. M. Cooley Law School and insurance at Michigan State University College of Law. A graduate of Washington University Law School, in St. Louis, where he received his J.D. and was a member and associate editor of the Urban Law Annual Law Review, and the University of Michigan, where he earned his B.A., he has received numerous awards and honors for his legal writing, scholarship, and contributions to the profession, including the Urban Law Annual Writing Award, the T.M. Cooley Stanley Beattie Memorial Teaching Award, the State Bar of Michigan’s John W. Cummiskey Award for pro bono service to the public , the Roberts P. Hudson Award (the State Bar’s highest award), the Ingham County Bar Association’s Distinguished Volunteer of the Year Award for 2000, and two T. M. Cooley Law Review Distinguished Brief Awards, for his Briefs in the Michigan Supreme Court in the leading Headlee Amendment case, Bolt v City of Lansing (the “rain tax” case), in 1999, and Kreski v Modern Wholesale Electric and Consumers Power (adopting the “Fireman’s Rule”), in 1988.. Baker was counsel of record in over three dozen published state and federal appellate decisions, including Stockdale v Jamison (establishing the Michigan rule of damages in wrongful refusal to defend cases, which has been extended to wrongful refusal to settle cases), in 1982; MacDonald v State Farm Mut Ins Co (defining the relationship between eligibility for no-fault work-loss benefits and health problems that independently render the insured unable to work), in 1984; and General Motors v Department of Treasury (prohibiting double taxation under the use and sales tax acts of the value of goodwill repairs GM performed after warranty expiration to engender customer loyalty), in 2002. Bolt v City of Lansing (the “rain tax” case), in 1999, and Kreski v Modern Wholesale Electric and Consumers Power (adopting the “Fireman’s Rule”), in 1988. In each of the Supreme Court cases noted, Baker secured victory after the lower courts had ruled against his clients.. Baker has devoted substantial volunteer efforts to work benefitting the public and the Bar, including service as Chairperson, of the Michigan State Bar Publications and Website Committee, which oversees all Michigan State Bar publications, from 1987 to 2011; as the Reporter for the Michigan State Bar Grievance Committee,1982-84; as a Member of the Michigan State Bar Young Lawyers Section Council, from 1981-84; as Chair of the Michigan State Bar’s Committee for the Delivery of Legal Services to the Elderly, from 1978-88; and as Founder and President of the T. M. Cooley Law School’s Sixty Plus Law Center, Inc., from 1978-87, where he has served as a Board member from 1987 to present. With friend John Voelker, a/k/a Robert Traver (author of Anatomy of a Murder and former Michigan Supreme Court Justice) and Richard F. Vander Veen III, Baker founded the John D. Voelker Foundation, which has provided over 20 scholarships to assist Native Americans to attend law school, and performed other good works. He also serves as a trustee and chairman of the Lansing Area Community Trust and trustee and Treasurer of Lansing’s W.B. and Candace Thoman Foundation, which provide grants to Lansing community and educational projects and programs.. Baker is listed in Who’s Who in: America, American Law, and the World, enjoys Martindale-Hubbell’s highest A-V rating, and is the author of numerous scholarly publications, including Baker, Anatomy of a Settlement, 78 Mich. B.J. 446 (1999); Baker, Michael Pe-Taw-Se-Gay: A Voice for Native Americans, 71 Mich B.J. 898 (1992); Co-Author, Annual Surveys of Insurance Law, 36 Wayne L. Rev. 711 (1990), 34 Wayne L. Rev. 859 (1988), 32 Wayne L. Rev. 677 (1986), 30 Wayne L. Rev. 675 (1984), and 29 Wayne L. Rev. 797 (1983); Baker, Michigan Bar Examination Appeal Manual (1982); Note, Development Rights Transfer and Landmarks Preservation: Providing a Sense of Orientation, 9 Urban L. Ann. 131 (1975); Comments, Eminent Domain and the Minnesota Environmental Rights Act: A Shift in the Balance of Power, 9 Urban L. Ann. 237 (1975); and Water Pollution Control Reform in Iowa: The Department of Environmental Quality Act of 1972, 8 Urban L. Ann. 241 (1974), and numerous book reviews, as well as the editor of dozens of articles published in the Michigan Bar Journal since 1984.

Frank Hathaway studied at the University of Detroit-Mercy graduating with a Bachelor of Arts Degree. He completed his study of law at Michigan State University College of Law graduating with the degree of Juris Doctor Cum Laude. Mr. Hathaway is admitted to practice in all Michigan Courts, the United States Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Michigan, and the United States Bankruptcy Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Michigan. He is an active member in good standing with the State Bar of Michigan, past elected member of its Representative Assembly,  member of the Criminal Law Section and a past active member of the Character and Fitness Committee of the Michigan State Bar Association.. Mr. Hathaway focuses his practice on Bankruptcy Chapter 7 and Chapter 13, Estate Planning, Criminal Defence,  Business Formation and Continuation, Consumer Debt Relief, Creditor and Debtor relation, Real Estate, Matrimonial Law.. In 2001, the Law Center was formed with a mission of helping individuals and entities by providing quality legal representation, counsel and advice. The Law Center helps its clients grow and discover potential areas for improvement, opportunity and expansion. In 2005 the Law Center was joined by attorney Kelly M. Fletcher to help provide a wider base of legal services. Ms. Fletcher brings to the Law Center a wide and varied experience in business administration, accountancy, tax issue resolution as well as a very successful criminal defense practice.

Carmencita Fulgado-Taylor was born and raised in Queens, New York.  She graduated from Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan.  She also has her M.A. and B.A. in English and is a cum laude graduate of St. John’s University. She is admitted to the state bars of New York and Michigan.. Before moving to Michigan in April 2013, she was the Staff Attorney at Brooklyn Housing and Family Services in New York, a non-profit organization committed to protecting families and preventing homelessness.. Carmencita enjoys running and has ran the New York City Marathon three times.  She is married to Neil Taylor and they live in Holt, Michigan.  They are excited for the arrival of their first child in December 2015.

Ben Hall – Founder & Managing Attorney, Ben Hall Law. Ben Hall brings a unique and mission-driven perspective to the practice of law. A proud veteran of the United States Marine Corps, Ben served for five years, including a combat deployment to Iraq. After his military service, he spent nearly a decade in law enforcement and began law school while still serving as a full-time police officer in Michigan.. During law school, Ben pursued a wide-ranging legal education, interning at the Michigan Legislature, the Governor’s Office, and with both a state circuit court judge and two federal judges, including at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. He later joined the Ingham County Prosecutor’s Office, where he managed a wide variety of cases—from OWI and criminal sexual conduct to high-level white collar fraud—building a reputation for courtroom excellence and a no-nonsense approach to justice.. Beyond the courtroom, Ben is a dedicated community member, officiating high school and college football and basketball. His insights and perspectives have been featured in national media including CNN, NBC Nightly News, Fox & Friends, HLN, and The Real. He has been interviewed on topics ranging from Michigan’s child protective services practices to veterans’ reflections on 9/11.. Today, Ben leads Ben Hall Law with a mission to reinvent criminal defense and ensure that every client receives high-quality representation grounded in integrity, service, and innovation.

Azin Arbab is a dedicated Attorney who focuses on Immigration practice, Criminal defense and Family law. Azin is a member of the New York State Bar Association. Azin’s educational training and work experience has been geared toward protecting human rights with honesty and care.. As an immigrant to the United States, Azin understands the challenges and struggles faced by immigrants in the United States. Azin devotes her life to serving and advocating for the rights of the immigrant community. Azin attended The Thomas M. Cooley Law School and Graduated cum Laude. In New York City, Azin worked on immigration issues in the New York County Defender Services office.. Often, immigration issues involve criminal defense problems and family law.  Azin is competent in both of these areas of law. Rest assured Azin will rise to your defense.. Azin understands how important a successful criminal defense can be for your future. When you are facing criminal charges, a qualified criminal defense attorney is essential. Azin will help you to understand your options and work tirelessly to protect your rights and preserve your freedoms.

Attorney Richard L. Williams provides legal services for civil infractions, misdemeanors and felonies, including OWI (DUI, DWI) drug possession, driver’s license restoration, expungement of criminal records, domestic assault, and other related issues and offenses. He also provides services for wills, trusts, businesses, and corporations.. Richard L. Williams is a member of the State Bar of Michigan, license #P-29583. He has been actively practicing law since his acceptance into the Bar in October 1978. The principal areas of law that he has focused on during his four-plus decades of experience have been trial advocacy and business organizations. Mr. Williams attained Diplomate status with the Court Practice Institute in Chicago, Illinois in 1978. He worked at the Michigan Department of Commerce, Corporation and Securities Division, Franchise Registration for two years prior to admittance into the State Bar of Michigan. During that time, he was also the Chief Legal Clerk for Circuit Court Judge Paul Mahinske in Howell, Michigan. He has also taught upper-division level contracts and business organizations at Michigan State University, Lansing Community College, and Thomas M. Cooley Law School.. In September 2021, he began his 44th year as a lawyer in private practice. He has represented more than 7,000 individuals and business entities in matters ranging from divorce, real estate, wills, corporations, and personal injury/wrongful death to defending those who are criminally accused. Today, he focuses on driver’s license restoration, expungement of criminal records, criminal defense, and setting up new businesses via corporate form or otherwise.. Personal & Educational History. Attorney Williams was born in the Bay Ridge section of Brooklyn, New York in 1947. His father owned his own newspaper and was an investigative journalist by trade; his mother was a hospital dietitian with a Master’s degree in food chemistry. He attended high school in Thompson, Connecticut at Marianapolis Preparatory School and graduated with a classical and a scientific diploma. Thereafter, he attended Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and received a BA degree with majors in history and chemistry and a minor in economics. He attended and graduated from Thomas Cooley Law School in May 1978. He’s married with seven children, which include six sons and one daughter. His outside interests include gardening, wilderness camping, playing and teaching music, cooking, writing, and competitive league bowling during the winter months.

As an attorney and the founder of Pasanski Law, PLLC, I provide legal services to health professionals licensed in Michigan, including for initial licensure, license defense, and license restoration. I have over a decade of experience in the public sector. Most notably, I served as the Enforcement Division Director at LARA's Bureau of Professional Licensing where I oversaw thousands of health licensing matters. I led six teams which included investigators, analysts, and attorneys, and oversaw the enforcement of laws and regulations related to health professions. I also developed and implemented policies and procedures to ensure compliance, efficiency, and quality of service. I have a JD from Michigan State University College of Law and a B.A. in Philosophy and Political Science from Grand Valley State University. I value integrity, collaboration, and innovation, and I strive to deliver excellent results for my clients.

Andrew Vuckovich is a Trial Lawyer who has obtained not guilty verdicts on every felony charge he has ever taken to trial. He treats his clients like family and fiercly represents your rights. He has worked on both sides of the system as a Prosecutor in Flint, MI for the Genesee County Prosecutor’s Office Mr. Vuckovich gained valuable insights into the world of criminal justice thsat he now puts to work for the people of Michigan as a top-noth Criminal Defense Attorney in Ingham, Eaton, Clinton and every other county in Michigan. Vuckovich Legal PLC will also handle a lot of other matters for you and gets you excellent results with regularity. Traffic tickets, Expungements, Wills & Trusts, and so much more. They are so easy to call and will call you back quicker than you think with answers to your questions!