Michigan Lawyers Ryan Lamb to Samir Fares

Firm: Siebers Mohney PLC

99 Monroe Avenue, NW Suite 900 , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49503

Practice Areas: Immigration

Firm: The Cronin Law Firm, PLLC

21 E Long Lake Rd Ste 250 , Bloomfield Hills , Michigan 48304

Practice Areas: Family

FOUNDER & MANAGING MEMBER. Compassion wielded with expertise and drive is what defines Attorney Sabrina Shaheen Cronin. Years of experience working in and outside the legal profession and on both sides of the prosecutor’s table have made her a positive force in the lives of her clients and employees. Cronin is the founder and managing member of The Cronin Law Firm in Bloomfield Hills. She is a nationally recognized motivational speaker, a life and business coach, a writer, a mentor, and an all-around successful businesswoman. Sabrina Shaheen Cronin is a proud graduate of the University of Michigan School of Music and received her JD and MBA from the University of Detroit Mercy. She has held positions at large law firms and corporations where she served as in-house counsel. She also worked with victims of crime as an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney in the Oakland County Prosecutor’s Office. She currently lives in the metro Detroit area with her three children whom she adores and is why she strives to be the best version of herself at all times. Through her diverse background and creativity, she brings a unique approach and sensitive perspective to effect positive changes for those she serves. As a result of the needs of her clients and her own personal experiences, she has become a strong advocate for promoting healthy co-parenting relationships across the globe. Her workshops are a go-to course for custody litigants in every jurisdiction nationwide. Sabrina is licensed to practice law in Michigan, New York, and Illinois.

Firm: Shaw Law Group PLC

77 Monroe Center St NW Ste 507 , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49503

Practice Areas: Family

Firm: Draugelis & Draugelis PLLC

25615 Jefferson Ave. , Saint Clair Shores , Michigan 48081

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

I previously worked for a personal injury firm representing injured individuals, before spending the last 5 years defending insurance companies and various levels of government. In February of 2018, along with my husband, I opened a law firm dedicated to representing people, rather than companies. I would be honored to use my experience, work-ethic, and creativity to help you with your legal problem!

Firm: Disability Attorneys Of Michigan

28755 Schoenherr Rd., Suite 100 , Warren , Michigan 48088

Practice Areas: Social Security

Attorney Samantha Ball received her law degree from Wayne State University Law School. She also has a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Wayne State University. Samantha has practiced strictly Social Security and has been working for Disability Attorneys of Michigan since December 2005.. "Disability law gave me the opportunity to be the difference in a person’s life. Doing work that matters is what drives me most.". Samantha is a member of the State Bar of Michigan, American Bar Association, Macomb County Bar Association, and National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives.

Firm: SAIF IMMIGRATION LAW

631 E Big Beaver Rd. , Troy , Michigan 48083

Practice Areas: Immigration

Firm: Salvatore D. Palombo & Associates PC

29400 Van Dyke Ave Ste 201 , Warren , Michigan 48093

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Family, Estate Planning, General Practice

Firm: Curcuru & Associates CPA PLC

6905 Telegraph Road Suite 135 , Bloomfield Hills , Michigan 48301

Practice Areas: Tax

Sal Curcuru received his Bachelor of Science degree in business administration from Wayne State University. Sal's undergraduate major was in accounting and he finished in the top five percent of his graduating class. He is a lifelong member of Beta Gamma Sigma and Golden Key national honor societies. He is a graduate of the Wayne State University Law School and received his MBA from Oakland University. He is admitted to the State Bar of Michigan and is authorized to practice in the U.S. Tax Court. He is a member of the State Bar of Michigan Tax Section and the Michigan Association of CPAs Federal Tax Task Force.. In the past years, he has researched complex tax issues affecting his clients and developed tax strategies to reduce his clients' tax liabilities. He prepares personal and business tax returns and tax projections. He also performs a variety of accounting services such as financial statement preparation and financial statement reviews. Sal frequently speaks before groups including business owners and professionals.

Firm: Howard and Howard Attorneys, P.C.

The Pinehurst Office Center   101 , Bloomfield Hills , Michigan 48304

Practice Areas: Real Estate

Firm: Miller Embury PLLC

101 S. James Street , Ludington , Michigan 49431

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

Ryann concentrates his practice in the area of plaintiff's personal injury law, representing individuals injured in auto accidents, wrongful death matters, premises liability actions, and product liability cases. Ryann also practices as an experienced commercial and business litigator.. Ryann's extensive litigation experience began when he started his legal career as a Prosecutor for one of the country's largest Prosecutor's offices. As a Prosecutor, Ryann gained significant and valuable courtroom experience. He then moved into the civil sector where he joined Jones, Skelton & Hochuli, PLC, one of the largest and most reputable civil litigation firms in Phoenix, Arizona. Ryann was also a former law clerk to Justice Steven Markman of the Michigan Supreme Court and Justice Michael Gross of the New York State Supreme Court.. Ryann earned his Juris Doctor degree from Michigan State University College of Law. While in Law School, Ryann excelled in the area of trial practice. He was selected to the Law School's Moot Court Board where he successfully competed in national trial and appellate competitions, earning national recognition for trial advocacy and brief writing. He was later selected to teach junior law students and became the captain of an appellate team. He lead his team to the top of a prestigious national appellate competition, winning "Best Brief" and advancing to the semi-finals for oral advocacy.. Ryann is admitted to practice in both Michigan and Arizona and is a member of the bar in each state. Throughout his legal career, he has successfully tried cases to judges and juries in both Arizona and Michigan. He has represented numerous individuals, small businesses, government agencies, and Fortune 500 companies. And he has attended hundreds of motion hearings in both Federal and State Courts on a wide variety of legal matters.. Ryann recently achieved a $329,000 jury verdict and fees in excess of $100,000 on behalf of his client who was injured in a broadside collision in Traverse City. He and his partner were forced to try the case after the insurance company rejected an $80,000 offer of judgment.. In his spare time, Ryann enjoys being outdoors and is an avid cyclist. He also has a long-time passion for the game of hockey and currently moonlights as a local minor hockey coach.

Firm: Kreis Enderle Hudgins & Borsos, PC

40 Pearl St. NW , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49503

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Estate Planning, Probate , Real Estate , Business

Firm: Wojtowicz Law, PLC

515 Ship Street, Suite 204 , Saint Joseph , Michigan 49085

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Attorney Ryan Wojtowicz studied law at the Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan, and graduated in the top 5% of his class.  While in law school, he was a Senior Associate Editor for the Thomas M. Cooley Law Review; a Criminal-Procedure Teaching Assistant; an extern at the Legal Office of Governor Jennifer M. Granholm; and an extern at the Washtenaw County Office of the Public Defender.  Before studying law, he received his undergraduate degree at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, Michigan.. Attorney Ryan Wojtowicz lives in St. Joseph, Michigan, with his wife and son.  He is a member of the Benton Harbor Rotary Club, and his hobbies include: volunteer work in the community, playing basketball, and spending time with his family.

Firm: Westbrook & Mazey, P.C.

117 S Main St, PO Box 690 , Almont , Michigan 48003

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

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Firm: Thompson, Thompson and Glanville, PLC

111 East Court Street   PO Box 609  4 , Ludington , Michigan 49431

Practice Areas: Civil ,Construction ,Criminal Defense ,Drug Crimes,DUI/DWI,Personal Injury

Firm: Cramer, Minock & Sweeney, P.L.C.

339 E Liberty St. , Ann Arbor , Michigan 48104

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

I obtained my Bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan in 2003 and my juris doctor from Michigan State University College of Law in 2006.  I am currently a member in good standing in the Michigan State Bar and a member of the Washtenaw County Bar Association.  I am a partner at Cramer, Minock & Sweeney, P.L.C. in Ann Arbor, Michigan where I work as a general practice attorney with my primary focus in Family Law, Estate Planning, Probate and Business law.

Firm: Law Office of Ryan B. Stearn, P.C.

29829 GREENFIELD RD STE 103 , Southfield , Michigan 48076

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Collections, Condominium , Debtor/Creditor, Immigration & Naturalization , Real Estate , Real Estate

Ryan B. Stearn has dedicated his career to providing compassionate and effective legal solutions for individuals facing financial difficulties. A graduate of the University of Michigan with a bachelor’s degree in biology, Ryan initially planned to pursue medical school. However, after working at a law firm, he discovered his passion for law and earned his Juris Doctorate from Wayne State University Law School, becoming an attorney in 2000.. Ryan’s practice is centered on helping clients overcome debt-related challenges. He takes a personalized approach, carefully evaluating each client’s financial circumstances to provide tailored advice and strategies. Over the years, Ryan has assisted clients in restructuring debts, reducing credit card balances, lowering mortgage payments, negotiating short sales, and pursuing bankruptcy solutions when appropriate. His dedication to his clients’ well-being and unique skills in financial law have earned him a reputation as a trusted advocate.. With a commitment to delivering practical and results-oriented legal counsel, Ryan strives to help his clients achieve financial stability and move forward with confidence. His experience and client-focused approach make him a valuable ally for those seeking relief from financial burdens.

Firm: Barone Defense Firm

280 N. Old Woodward Ave. , Birmingham , Michigan 48390

Practice Areas: DUI & DWI

Originally from Northern Minnesota, I have always committed myself to defending the rights of all Americans.  This began with joining United States Marine Corps Infantry and fighting in Afghanistan. Upon my return home, I began to put my experience to good use as I trained for a new battlefield, the courtroom.. After attending my hometown college, Bemidji State University, I came to Michigan to attend law school at Michigan State University College of Law. While at MSU Law, I was fortunate to participate in the Geoffrey Fieger Trial Practice Institute.  The two-year program trained me in the specific skills required for successful trial advocacy.  During that period, I also gained experience by clerking at several firms.  I used those opportunities to study various areas of the legal profession, honing my research and written advocacy skills.. Since my acceptance to the Michigan Bar Association in 2009, I have been defending the accused as a member of the Barone Defense Firm.  In my time with the BDF, I have represented hundreds of clients, filed countless motions, conducted extensive trials, and won impressive victories.  I have fought diligently to represent the best interests of my clients both in and out of court.  It is my goal to provide to my clients the type of representation I would want if placed in their shoes.  It is a point of pride to not only be knowledgeable, but available.  It does not do my clients any good if I know and understand what is going on and they do not.. With the BDF, I also handle the driver's license restorations for the firm.  I have had the opportunity to help hundreds of clients safely return to the road.  With my representation, many who had been denied on multiple attempts have finally cleared their last hurdle and those making a first attempt have been spared precious years without driving.. No matter the accusation, I am here to fight for you.

Firm: Kostopoulos Rodriguez, PLLC

550 W. Merrill , Birmingham , Michigan 48009

Practice Areas: Litigation

• Where did you grow up?. I grew up in Redford, Michigan. I played little league baseball throughout my entire childhood and have many memories of those glorious summer days on the diamond.  I generally played first-base and was not necessarily the fastest kid on the team.  One play has stuck in my mind for over 20 years.  A hard ground-ball was hit to me and I dove to my left and was able to catch the ball, but when I looked up I knew I would not have the time to get up and get over to touch the base to get the runner out.  So I improvised and barrel rolled over to the base and tagged it with my glove in time to get the runner out.  I remember everyone cheering and laughing at the same time for my unusual tactics.  I was happy and proud of my creativity and getting the out.  I also received the game-ball signed by my entire team, which I still have to this day.  Always be creative and never give up.. • Outside of family, who was an important mentor in your life and how did this person impact your career?. John (Jack) Lundeen, Esq.. Jack taught me two valuable lessons, one explicitly and one by example.  First, he told me that I needed to be more assertive and to go after what I wanted and not to let shyness or fear of failure to get in my way.  I never forgot that conversation, and the transformation was not an overnight process and is by no means complete. I always knew that I needed to break through my shyness to achieve the goals I desired, but hearing it from someone else really catalyzed the process.. Secondly, having the opportunity to live and work with Jack at his Lake Oswego, Oregon law office, during my Kalamazoo College externship taught me a very important lesson, lawyers are not cookie cutter shapes made from a particular mold and the best lawyers are those that are true to their own personality. Jack’s personality was not what I would pictured as the traditional attorney, but he was his own person and comfortable in his own skin. He did not change whether in court, with clients or out shooting pool.  I learned that I do not need to change who I am to be successful either, and that is the greatest lesson I could have learned, even if it took me a few years to realize and appreciate.. • What was your first job? What did you learn from the experience?. My first job was in an IGA grocery store in Redford, Michigan.  The first thing that I learned was not to mix bleach and ammonia while mopping!  But in reflecting back on my time as stock boy/bagger/meat slicer/cart-getter/etc., I did learn many valuable lessons, which include the value of independence, responsibility, work-ethic, customer service, and the joy of doing a job well, even if no one else notices. I also learned that sometimes the most undesirable and tedious job can be the most important and that every job deserves my best.  Of course, my first job also taught me the joy of receiving a paycheck.. • Name a big blue-sky goal that you would like to accomplish in your career.. My big career goal is to have no regrets and to know that no matter what the result I did the best that I could for my clients in the most ethical, compassionate and zealous manner possible.. • You travel back in the time to the era when you were in law school, and you find your law school self sitting in the library. Knowing what you know now, what advice would you give to yourself?. The practice of law teaches you many things, which is why we practice law and do not perfect law.  Many of the lessons I have learned in my post-law school years leads to a similar conclusion, knowing the law is only half of the battle to being a successful attorney.  I would tell my law-school self to hone my networking skills, practice public speaking abilities, improve critical and creative thinking skills and become more self-aware.  Along with that message, I would tell my law-school self to have more fun because the demands and pressures of a career in the law do not get any less after graduating and passing the bar.. • Please share your best tip for balancing your professional life and your personal life.. Do not focus on balance because there will never be a perfect balance, but strive to make the most of the time you spend at and away from work.. • If you could not be a lawyer, what occupation would you choose?. If I could not be a lawyer I would likely choose to become a teacher or professor.  I had the opportunity to be a teaching assistant for many classes in law school and really enjoyed helping students learn.  There is a challenge and deeper understanding of many things when one has to break things down to core elements and communicate those things to other people. Just like the law the world is always changes and things being taught are always evolving and keeping things interesting.. • Everyone has a “guilty pleasure.” What is yours?. Fine pens. • What is your favorite book or movie and why?. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory is my favorite movie because it takes me back to simpler times and allows me get lost in a “world of pure imagination.” Also, every time I watch Willy Wonka, I catch something new, think about something in a different way, or have new life experiences to reflect on in juxtaposition with the fantasy world.  Most importantly, it always puts a smile on my face.. • What is your favorite vacation spot?. Home-  Over the last few years I have gained a new appreciation for being at home.  The demands life and work sometimes keep me away from the luxury of home and the sense of content and relaxation that can come only at home. I have been to the Caribbean’s, Virgin Island, Belize, Cancun, Florida, California and other far away destinations and they are all wonderful and unique, but the one thing they have in common is that the feeling of returning home.  Also, it is pretty hard to travel with my co-counsel named Roxy who is an 85 pound American Bulldog.. • What are two things about you that not many people know?. 1. I do not know how to whistle or blow bubbles with gum. 2. I have been to 7 Guns n Roses concerts in 5 cities and 2 countries.. • How would you describe yourself in one word?. Dedicated

Firm: Ryan B. Moran, PLLC

25600 Woodward Ave , Royal Oak , Michigan 48067

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

“For me, founding this firm was about creating a great work life experience. I wanted to create a culture where everyone is excited to come to work and believes in what they’re doing. These are the sharpest and most committed attorneys I’ve ever known. I’m really proud of the team we’ve built. It can be very isolating to face a mountain of debt that you’re powerless to tackle on your own. It’s a wonderful thing to be the solution to so many people who are in these tough situations.”   Ryan B. Moran, Esq. founded Moran Law in 2007. Moran Law practices bankruptcy law exclusively, so clients can be assured that the attorneys are very knowledgeable and experienced in the area of bankruptcy law. Moran Law has been given the distinct honor of receiving the American Society of Legal Advocates "Top 40 Lawyers Under 40" for 2015 and has an A+ rating by the Better Business Bureau.. After graduating from law school, Moran worked in Chicago as an economic analyst for a bond-trading firm at the Chicago Board of Trade before deciding to open his law practice.. Moran received his J.D. from Michigan State University College of Law, where he received a full merit scholarship. He was also elected to the MSU Law College moot court board where he competed in the JMLS International Moot Court Competition in Information Technology and Privacy Law in Chicago, later serving as the board’s administrative executive assistant. While in law school, Moran also clerked in Washington, D.C., for the Department of Veterans’ Affairs Office of General Counsel.. Moran received his bachelor’s degree in Finance and Business Economics from Wayne State University, where he graduated cum laude and was the recipient of the T. Norris and Vivilore Hitchman Endowed Scholarship for outstanding leadership and academics. Moran brings a real world perspective, strong communication skills, strong research ability, perseverance, compassion for his clients, and the strength to litigate difficult issue.. Ryan’s hobbies and interests outside of bankruptcy law include reading, basketball, exercise and enjoying the company of his friends and family.

Firm: Howard & Howard Attorneys PLLC

450 W 4th St , Royal Oak , Michigan 48067

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property

“Effectively and efficiently generating value through intellectual property is my top priority.”. Sam concentrates his practice in intellectual property law with a focus on patent acquisition, freedom-to-operate, and opinions. He specializes in software and computer-enabled technologies, including surgical systems, robotics, artificial intelligence and machine learning, extended reality, computer vision, data science, and device connectivity.. He is a counselor who is passionate about helping clients navigate complex patent matters. Sam immerses himself into the technology and views himself as a part of his client's team, executing patent objectives effectively and efficiently to meet client goals.. Sam joined Howard & Howard in 2010 as an intellectual property intern while attending law school in the evenings. Prior to joining Howard & Howard, he acquired over five years of software and electrical engineering experience in the automotive industry.