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Stuart Collis is an attorney licensed in the states of Michigan, Illinois, and New York. He also is licensed to practice before the Federal Courts in the Eastern District of Michigan, Western District of Michigan, Southern District of Indiana, Tax Court, and the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals. He graduated from the University of Michigan and Thomas M. Cooley Law School, where he was on law review and graduated with cum laude honors.. He has been a speaker on issues of animal law at the Michigan Veterinary Medical Association’s semi-annual conference and a speaker and moderator for Michigan’s Institute of Continuing Legal Education on a variety of topics. He is has been a national speaker in collections and civil litigation, with nearly two decades of litigation experience focusing on commercial litigation as well as the litigation of disputes between parties. Mr. Collis also works in the area of family law, aiding parties through divorce and child custody matters.. Mr. Collis is a trained mediator and has extensive experience with case evaluation procedures. He has also served on a number of state and national organizations, including NARCA, WCBA, MCBA, and the Michigan Department of Agriculture’s Companion Animal Committee. Ms. Collis has been published extensively and his work has been presented at talks and seminars.

Rory Keillor has a B.S. in history from Eastern Michigan University.  He earned his law degree at the University of Toledo College of Law. Rory is married and runs a firm with his wife, Jennifer Anne Keillor.  They have three children and reside in Toledo, OH.  He is a member in good standing of the State Bar of Michigan

My name is Alexander Hermanowski, and I’m a criminal defense, estate planning, and personal injury attorney.  Before becoming an attorney I was a financial advisor and planner helping people plan their financial future.  It is there where my passion to help people grew.  As a financial advisor and planner during the financial crisis, I saw how people’s lives could change quickly.  It is there that I decided I could better help people as an attorney.. After deciding to pursue a career helping people, as an attorney, I left my job and attended law school in Michigan.  There I was very active in mock trial and moot court.  I earned the high grade and a Certificate of Merit in Advanced Writing, which many people consider the most difficult course in law school.  I also volunteered for a local attorney and practiced law as a student attorney with the Washtenaw County Public Defender’s office under the supervision of an Assistant Public Defender.. I helped defend people charged with felonies while volunteering for the Public Defender’s office.  This was a great experience as I was able to gain courtroom experience and learn how to navigate the courtroom before graduating from law school.  This is where I recognized the need for attorneys to help criminal defendants.. After law school, I took the New York, New Jersey, and Michigan Bar Examinations.  I passed all three and decided to stay in Michigan where I was hired as a Staff Attorney at the University of Michigan – Student Legal Services.. Working for Student Legal Services allows me to help currently enrolled student at the University of Michigan.  Often times, students are away from home from the first time and learning to navigate life.  They sometimes make poor decisions which leads to interaction with the police.  As an attorney who deals with students I pay extra attention into helping defend them and get another chance by avoiding a public record or convictions.. Helping students is one of my passions and I am very proud to help young people regain control of their lives.. Seeing there is a need for quality criminal defense outside of the university, I also take on private cases for individuals that are not enrolled as students of the University of Michigan.  My private practice is called Hermanowski Law.  I am able to help others with legal issues on a private basis outside of the university as long as they are not currently enrolled students at UM and the matter is not against the University of Michigan.. I look forward to helping you as a staff attorney through UM- Student Legal Services or on a private basis at Hermanowski Law, the goal being to provide you the best representation I could and making sure you understand your options before you make them.

Mary E. Comazzi joined Manchester& Associates in 2007 and focuses on representing clients in Ypsilanti, AnnArbor, and the surrounding areas. Ms. Comazzi focuses her practice in small business, real estate, willsand trusts, and probate.  Her legalexperience paired with attention to detail ensures her clients quality legalrepresentation.  Marycompassionately supports clients through difficult situations, handling bothlegal matters and the emotions that are also involved.  Mary remains easily accessible toclients and has a strong desire and ability to help them understand complicatedlegal situations.

I graduated from Grand Valley State University in 2016 with a Bachelor of Science in Legal Studies from an ABA approved program, with a minor in Criminal Justice. Thereafter, I graduated from WMU Cooley Law School in 2019 with a Juris Doctor degree. I passed the Michigan Bar Exam in 2020. I am currently an associate attorney at Babut Law Offices, PLLC, where I help Michigan residents be relieved of their debt by filing for Bankruptcy or Social Security Disability. I am currently admitted to practice before the United States District Court of the Eastern District of Michigan.

I am an experienced attorney with a philosophy that unless an agreement is reached which is beneficial to the client, I always take the case to trial. Because of my willingness to try cases, combined with a non-offensive approach, I often find that I can achieve my client's goals without a trial.

Christina is a full time associate attorney for Roberts & Freatman. She concentrates in the areas of DUI law, family law, evictions, and other criminal matters. She graduated with honors from Eastern Michigan University with a BA in criminology and a sociology minor. She graduated from Thomas M. Cooley Law School and passed the July 2013 Bar Examination. Christina is a member of the State Bar of Michigan, Wayne, Washtenaw, and Ypsilanti Bar Association, and Woman Lawyers Association of Michigan.

Bruce Weider has been helping people in need for over 25 years. He has earned an excellent reputation by offering both personal and professional services. Bruce is so confident in his craft that he guarantees no fees unless we win your case. Friendly, effective, and practical, Bruce L Weider has everything you need and more to be the lawyer you trust when in need.

Born and raised in Niagara Falls, New York, I moved to Michigan in 1978 to attend Eastern Michigan University. I graduated in 1982 with a BA in Accounting and Business Management. Thereafter, I took and passed the CPA exam, becoming a Certified Public Accountant. In 1985, I attended Thomas M. Cooley Law School and graduated with my Juris Doctorate in 1987. In 1991, I went into private practice and opened Babut Law Offices, PLLC.

At The Law Offices of John R. Bailey, we are immediately responsive to your legal concerns. John R. Bailey is an experienced attorney with an efficient staff and a history of successful results in many legal areas.. At The Law Offices of John R. Bailey, we get the results you need in your bankruptcy case. We stop the harassment you are enduring:

Andrew C. Hendra works to protect the most vulnerable members of our communities.  He aids families in difficult asset planning and protection, works with those handling the passing of family members, and represents individuals in guardianship proceedings.  He helps business owners make organizational decisions, and works with debtors through asset evaluation and bankruptcy planning.  Andrew has been with Collis & Griffor for over 4 years and has been heavily involved with their appeals, probate, and civil litigation work.. Andrew graduated 3rd in his class in Law School with a 3.98 GPA. While attending Western Michigan University – Cooley Law School, he was Editor-in-Chief of Law Review and Treasurer of the Family Law Society. He received 19 Certificates of Merit, which he received for his work in areas such as Constitutional Law, Criminal Procedure, Civil Procedure, Bankruptcy, Tax Law, Legal Writing, and Legal Research.