Michigan Lawyers Forrest Pasanski to Frederick Juckniess

Firm: Pasanski Law, PLLC

325 E Grand River Ave Ste 250 , East Lansing , Michigan 48823

Practice Areas: Administrative Law

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.

Firm: Manley & Manley, PLLC

503 S Saginaw St Ste 800 , Flint , Michigan 48502

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense , Criminal Defense

Attorney Frank J. Manley is both president and founder of The Manley Firm in Flint, Michigan. Manley, who leads the firm's trial division, brings a wealth of experience to the task. A trial lawyer since 1982, Manley has successfully handled thousands of criminal cases, including many of Michigan's highest profile cases.. Frank Manley has the skills, knowledge and expertise to handle all types of state and federal crimes. He has won not guilty verdicts in murder, rape, drug, and burglary cases. He has also successfully and aggressively defended clients accused of white collar crimes such as forgery, embezzlement, and larceny.. The Manley Firm, P.C., was founded in 1982 and is the latest area of the Manley family's commitment to helping people, especially those in the Flint, Michigan area. The Manley Firm has achieved recognition as one of the finest criminal defense firms in the state of Michigan.. Mr. Manley is a former Defender of the Year and has been bestowed an AV rating, Martindale Hubble's most prestigious rating for legal skills and ethical conduct.

Firm: Law Office of Fred Fahrner

603 W Huron St , Ann Arbor , Michigan 48103

Practice Areas: Family

I have been practicing law in the Ann Arbor area for over 30 years.  My areas of practice include estate planning, probate, family law, and real estate.  I have chosen to only focus on these areas to provide excellent legal services.  I am a third generation lawyer.  My grandfather began practicing law in the Ann Arbor area in 1910 and served as the Washtenaw County prosecutor.  My father was the Ann Arbor city attorney.  I am active in my community having served on the boards of the Washtenaw County Bar Association, the Child Care Network as its Treasurer and am a former president of the Dexter Rotary Club.  I volunteer my time to mentor college students, assist with the community garden, deliver produce for a local food bank and generally help out where needed.

Firm: Willingham & Cote' PC

333 Albert Ave Ste 500 , East Lansing , Michigan 48823

Practice Areas: Insurance

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.

Firm: Frederic M Rosen

535 Griswold St , Detroit , Michigan 48226

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Medical, Criminal Defense

Firm: Fred S. Steingold

North Main Street , Ann Arbor , Michigan 48104

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance,Condemnation & Eminent Domain,Constitutional ,Consumer Protection,Contracts,Insurance ,Land Use & Zoning,Landlord & Tenant

Firm: Dykema Gossett PLLC

39577 Woodward Ave Ste 300 , Bloomfield Hills , Michigan 48304

Practice Areas: Products Liability, Class Action

Fred J. Fresard, a highly experienced trial attorney, focuses his practice on defending complex, high exposure litigation in the United States and Canada. He handles product liability, class action, commercial and negligence cases across North America for numerous multinational corporations. Mr. Fresard is regularly called on by Fortune 500 companies to try high stakes cases in some of the toughest venues. In addition to handling significant cases and trials, Mr. Fresard also advises clients on risk management issues outside the context of litigation.

3452 E Lake Lansing Rd , East Lansing , Michigan 48823

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Firm: Scutch Law PLC

146 Monroe Center St NW Ste 604 , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49503

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property , Patent Application

I have my commercial pilots license and enjoy flying airplanes, hitting the golf ball and talking to friends on my ham radio.

Firm: Hathaway Law Center

121 Burcham Drive , East Lansing , Michigan 48823

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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.

, St. Clair Shores , Michigan 48081

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

Firm: Frank B. Ford Attorney & Counselor at Law

5944 Dacosta St , Dearborn Heights , Michigan 48127

Practice Areas: DUI & DWI

I believe the Constitution applies to Drunk Driving cases!  Drunk Driving is a criminal offense, that must be handled with thought, determination, and creativity.  Nothing can take the place of thorough investigation and preparation, as well as complete understanding of the law and how the law applies to a particular case.  Not to be lost in the process is the recognition that a defense attorney is working with a unique person, who must be treated with concern as an individual.  I am completely dedicated to these concepts!  On a personal note, I am a tennis player and avid gardener, and was a youth baseball coach until my kids outgrew my expertise. I am a big baseball and football fan, as well as a fan of women’s college basketball (look at where I got my M.F.A. degree and you may understand why). I do volunteer work for my undergraduate alma mater, The Parade Company, The Detroit Riverfront Conservancy, and the Michigan Regional Lily Society.

Firm: Frank DeLuca

1615 S. Telegraph Rd , Bloomfield Hills , Michigan 48302

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection, Corporate , Employment & Labor , Litigation

Firm: Bellanca, Beattie and DeLisle, P.C.

1300 Penobscot Building , Detroit , Michigan 48226

Practice Areas: Appellate ,Civil ,Criminal Defense ,Personal Injury

Firm: Disability Attorneys of Michigan

30500 Van Dyke Ave Ste 300 , Warren , Michigan 48093

Practice Areas: Social Security

Attorney Frank G. Cusmano received his Juris Doctor with distinction from Thomas M. Cooley Law School. He has previously worked for Thomas, Garvey and Garvey; Tanielian and Bohan, P.C.; and Kirk, St. Pierre, Cusmano, and Bieske, P.C. Frank has been working with clients on Social Security disability issues since 1991. Frank is a member of the State Bar of Michigan, U.S. District Court Eastern District of Michigan, U.S. Court of Appeals - 6th Circuit, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Macomb County Bar Association, and National Organization of Social Security Claimants' Representatives.

Firm: Pear Sperling Eggan and Daniels, P.C.

455 E. Eisenhower Parkway, Suite 300 , Ann Arbor , Michigan 48108

Practice Areas: Civil , Immigration & Naturalization , Labor , Immigration

Passionate and Creative.  Willing to take on complicated as well as run of the mill matters.  Will always return your calls, texts and emails as quickly as possible

Firm: Soave & Associates, PLC

300 South Riverside   Ste E , St. Clair , Michigan 49079

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy,Business & Commercial,Business Organizations,Estate Planning,Land Use & Zoning,Probate ,Real Estate ,Taxation - State & Federal,Trusts,Wills

Firm: La Grasso, Abdo & Silveri

155 Romeo Road , Rochester Hills , Michigan 48307

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

After obtaining my Bachelor Degrees in 2004, I worked in the areas of marketing, residential real estate, and residential construction.  After finishing Law School in 2011 I worked as an Associate Attorney for Dickinson Wright in its Banking & Bankruptcy Group and represented banks during commercial loan transactions and work-outs.  In 2013, I joined Baltus, Kapoor & Associates, PLLC, in Troy, Michigan, where I expanded my practice to include estate planning, real estate, and small business planning.  As a founding Member of La Grasso, Abdo & Silveri, PLLC, I continue to pursue my passion of helping families and individuals achieve their estate planning, real estate, and small business planning goals.

101 N Main St 7fl , Ann Arbor , Michigan 48104

Practice Areas: Antitrust & Trade Regulation, Corporate , Intellectual Property , Antitrust & Trade Law

Firm: Foster, Swift, Collins & Smith, P.C.

313 South Washington Square , Lansing , Michigan 48933

Practice Areas: Criminal Law, Licensing - Professional - Business - Government, General & Commercial Litigation