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Attorney Issa G. Haddad has successfully handled matters of criminal defense, civil litigation/disputes, personal injury, civil rights, family law, landlord/tenant, and business issues from formation and licensing to business disputes and breach of contract issues. One of his specialties when it comes to criminal defense is cross-examining cops and relevant prosecutors. Attorney Haddad has appeared in many different counties across the State of Michigan, though his practice specifically has a heavy concentration in the Wayne, Macomb, and Oakland counties. He has also represented clients in Ingham, Kent, Calhoun, Hillsdale, Monroe, Saginaw, and Livingston counties. Attorney Haddad is a graduate of Saginaw Valley State University and obtained his Juris Doctor degree from Western Michigan University Cooley Law School, and he is a member of the State Bar of Michigan as well as the Wayne County Criminal Defense Bar Association.

After twelve years as an assistant prosecutor with the Oakland County Prosecutor's Office, the last seven years working as a Major Crimes Prosecutor, I left the office and went into private practice.  I spent two years running my own firm, law Offices of Mark S. Bilkovic, and from 2006-2011, I worked at Fried Saperstein Abbatt in Southfield where I was the head of the criminal litagation section.. In May of 2011, I along with Deanna Kelley, Steven Vitale and Doraid Markus, formed the firm Kelley Bilkovic Markus Vitale.   My firm concentrates primarily in the area of criminal defense and we practice throughout Michigan.  Our firm has established an excellent representation as tough negotiators outside the courtroom and tenacious litigators in the courtroom.  We offer free consultations and with over 70 years of combined experince, we can handle any criminal case that comes our way.

Sydney Rushing is an experienced criminal attorney based in Detroit, Michigan and is the founding member of Rushing Law, PLC. Sydney has represented numerous individuals in an array of criminal matters, ranging from civil infractions to felony charges. She has also represented numerous individuals in family court as well as civil matters. Ms. Rushing is dedicated to her clients and possesses a great passion to protect the rights of others.

At Mansour Law, Victor Mansour is highly experienced Federal and State criminal defesen attorney. From racketeering, white collar, medical professional, RICO, drug, guns, sex crimes, and more, there is virtually no legal issue he cannot resolve. In addition to his work, Victor is a teacher at the Criminal Defense Attorneys of Michigan Trail College and routinely attends continuing education seminars throughout the country. Backed by years of in-depth legal experience, Victor has a comprehensive understanding of his respective areas of practice. He is especially proficient in criminal defense law in the Federal and State courts and has a long track record of success with his clients. Over the years, he has helped countless clients protect their rights and retain their freedom. He is highly regarded as an effective Federal and State criminal defense lawyer in Royal Oak. Regardless of how complicated your case may seem, Victor will be right alongside you every step of the way to fight all charges against you. With Mansour Law, you can rest assured that your case is in caring and capable hands.

Colin A. Daniels was born in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Unlike many attorneys, Colin knew that he wanted to practice law as far back as the fourth grade. When he was nine years old, his Grandmother asked him what he wanted to be when he grew up and he promptly replied “a lawyer.” Eighteen years later, he is doing what he loves and was born to do: assist people in their struggles against an all-to-often oppressive and unfair criminal justice system.. Colin graduated from Albion College in 2004 with a degree in Political Science and several Dean’s List honors. After completing his undergraduate studies, Colin joined the Americorps National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC), determined to spend ample time helping those in need. For nearly a year, Colin traveled the Southeastern United States performing community service projects for individuals and organizations in desperate need of help. His work, which was all unpaid and usually consumed between 50-60 hours per week, included building houses with Habitat for Humanity, supervising and conducting controlled burns of overgrown forests, removal of invasive plant species, maintenance of hiking and canoe trails, and tutoring grade school children in math and science. It was during this important period in his life that Colin not only met the love of his life but also realized that his heart lay in helping others, and ultimately, in criminal defense.. Immediately following his term in Americorps NCCC, Colin attended The University of Detroit Mercy School of Law in Detroit, Michigan. While attending law school, Colin participated in Moot Court and was in the top of his class in his Advanced Legal Writing Seminar. In addition, Colin interned with the Washtenaw County Public Defender’s Office during his first two years of law school and with a small criminal defense law firm in Ann Arbor, Michigan, during his final year of law school.. Colin is now admitted to both the State Bar of Michigan and the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan and is currently employed as a full-time associate at Neil Rockind, P.C. in Southfield, Michigan.

Aaron D. Ingber is a graduate of DePaul University, where he received a Bachelor of Arts, with high honors, in Psychology. He graduated in May 2010 from University of Detroit Mercy School of Law, magna cum laude, where he served as an editor of the University of Detroit Mercy Law Review and was a member of the Justice Frank Murphy Honor Society.  While in law school, he served as a student law clerk for the Honorable Avern Cohn of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. Aaron has extensive experience in Criminal Defense, Immigration, Divorce and Family Law. He a member of the Michigan Bar Association,  Oakland County Bar Association, and  Wayne County Bar Association. He is admitted to practice law in all courts in the State of Michigan.

Hilf & Hilf, PLC offers outstanding legal representation in the areas of criminal defense and immigration law.  We have succeeded where others have failed, because we do not give up on those we represent, and or adversaries know that we will not back down.

Over 25 years of aggressive criminal defense for ALL felonies and misdemeanors in ALL courts in the state of Michigan.  I will make sure that your rights are protected and that you get the very BEST possible outcome on your case.

Nicolas ("Nic") Monarrez is a tenacious, persuasive, and effective Criminal Defense Attorney in Southesatern Michigan. He works tirelessly to defend of his client's rights and reach just outcomes. Nic is well respected by both prosecutors and his peers in the defense world based on his legal knowledge, writing skills, and fierce represenation. Nic is currently an attorney at Lewis & Dickstein, P.L.L.C and represents clients across the great state of MIchigan.

I believe in putting my experience to work in order to help people in their time of need.  I want all my clients to get the best possible outcome in their cases, no matter what kind of situation they may find themselves in.  I strive to put my clients in a better position both legally and personally.  To me, justice is not just a word, it is an ideal that I strive to achieve for all of my clients.

Jessica has a well-earned reputation for being a zealous advocate within the Oakland County Bar and prides herself on her work ethic, professionalism, and comfort within the courtroom. Jessica is well-respected by many in the legal community including judges, prosecutors, and fellow defense attorneys. Jessica's clients know they are walking into court with a lawyer who is going to fight for them and make sure they are given the best possible outcome. She has often received outcomes that other attorneys stated were simply not possible. If you want an attorney who will listen to you, fight for you, and respect you - look no further than Jessica.

Metro-Detroit   criminal  defense attorney   Kimberly  W.  Stout   has  practiced   law  in Michigan, particularly  the metro-Detroit area, for 30 years.  She attended the  University of Detroit School of aw, graduating in 1985, and was admitted into practice in the State of Michigan, the United States District Courts for the  Eastern and Western  Districts of  Michigan, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.. Attorney Stout’s mentor in the practice was renowned criminal defense attorney Neil H. Fink. Ms. Stout worked with Mr. Fink for over 25 years, trying numerous cases with him as both second and first chair. She utilizes lessons learned both from Mr. Fink and her many years of experience, to provide clients with the highest level of service.. A Highly Regarded Leader in the Field of Criminal Defense. Kimberly W. Stout has received recognition from her peers by nomination into the publication Best Lawyers in Americaevery year since 2009.  Best Lawyers in America is the oldest publication of peer rated and reviewed attorney ratings, well before Super Lawyers. Best Lawyers was first published in 1989 and included Ms. Stout’s mentor, Neil H. Fink, since its first publication.  It is a top publication published in 70 countries.. Ms. Stout is also listed in Super Lawyers.. Further, Ms. Stout is an active member of the CDAM, the Criminal Defense Association of Michigan and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, NACOL. She speaks at CDAM as well as at other organizations on a variety of criminal defense topics.

The police, prosecutors and judges know and respect attorney Jeffrey G. Schwartz.Experience Counts!. Jeffrey G. Schwartz has been practicing law for over 36 years. Mr. Schwartz is a former Wayne County Prosecutor who was a special assignment prosecutor handling major felony and publicity cases. Mr. Schwartz left the Prosecutors office in 1986 to open his law firm and practices in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, Livingston, Monroe, and Genessee Counties. He also practices in Federal Court.

As a lawyer, I am proud to have dedicated my career to the passionate pursuit of justice. Regardless of whether a case is criminal or civil in nature, my objective is, and always will be, to provide the most effective and ethical representation for my crime victim or client within the law.. It makes me proud to know that some of my biggest supporters are former legal adversaries.

During the 1960's, we witnessed for the first time, citizens fighting back against government overreaching and unfairness. Neil Rockind was born on September 6, 1968, at the height of those tumultuous times in Detroit, Michigan. He received his education from Bloomfield Hills Andover High School (Class of 1986); the University of Michigan (Bachelor of General Studies, 1990); and, Wayne State University Law School (Juris Doctor, 1993).. Rockind's talents as a trial lawyer were honed during his tenure as an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney in the Oakland County Prosecutor's Office, one of the most famous prosecutor's offices in the country. Rockind was an assistant prosecutor from 1993 to 1997 and handled thousands of criminal cases, many of which resulted in jury trials. Due to both his record and his ferocity, Rockind gained the moniker, "the Rockweiler." His career as a prosecutor was chronicled in profile articles that appeared in several local newspapers, including the Detroit Free Press and the Oakland Press.. As a prosecutor, Rockind quickly became a special prosecutor, the title given to prosecutors who were specifically assigned to handle complex and high profile cases.  As a special prosecutor, he handled the most complex and high profile cases in the office, including but not limited to People v Kevorkian (the prosecution of famed assisted suicide advocate Jack Kevorkian), People v Horton (the prosecution of a pastor charged with taking clandestine videotapes of his parishioners in the bathrooms of his church) and People v Mayhew (a groundbreaking vehicular homicide case). Rockind also prosecuted many high level drug dealers, including one of the few cases resulting from an Oakland County Citizen's Grand Jury indictment.. In 1997, Rockind made a change:  he pursued a career as a criminal defense lawyer.   In private practice, Rockind has handled countless high profile cases. He was the legal commentator for WDIV (NBC) and had a recurring role on a legal news series for WJBK (Fox 2).. He has represented clients in matters ranging from drunk driving to complex federal cases. He has represented lead defendants in cases involving no notoriety whatsoever and others, such as the infamous Basketbrawl (Piston v Pacer) assault case (in which he obtained the only dismissal) and the investigation into noted attorney Geoffrey Nels Fieger, that have garnered national media attention.   Neil Rockind is/has been a member of the Michigan State Bar, New York State Bar, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Criminal Defense Attorneys of Michigan, Michigan Trial Lawyers Association, American Bar Association, American Association for Justice, National College of District Attorneys (past member) and Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan (past member). He is a member of the Criminal Defense section of the State Bar of Michigan. He is also on the Regional Advisory Board of the Anti Defamation League and on the Board of Directors for the Friends of the Israeli Defense Force - Michigan Chapter.. He was named one of Michigan's Mover's and Shakers by 944 Magazine and profiled in the October, 2009 Edition of the magazine.  He was also selected as one of Michigan's SuperLaywers for 2009 through 2015 , an honor bestowed upon only 5% of the lawyers practicing in the state.  Super Lawyers Magazine named him among the Top 100 lawyers in Michigan and in 2013 and 2014, he was named among the Top 50 lawyers handling cases for individuals.  He was named a Top 100 Trial Lawyer by The National Trial Lawyers Association, received the Distinguished Service Award by Oakland County and a DBusiness Top Lawyer by DBussiness Magazine.  In 2015, Rockind earned a the coveted "Leader in the Law" award from the Michigan Lawyer's Weekly.  He was also named among the Nation's Top One Percent by the National Association of Distinguished Counsel.  He has lectured to lawyers, police officers and citizens regarding current issues in law.