Michigan Lawyers - Grand Rapids

Explore Michigan attorneys like Timothy Dudley, Timothy E. Eagle, Timothy Flory, Timothy Gutwald, Timothy Hillegonds, Timothy Holland, Timothy Horner, and Todd Knecht. in cities like Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids and Grand Rapids. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 49503, 49504, 49516.

Timothy Dudley

Timothy E. Eag

Todd Hoppe

Todd Hendricks

Todd Almassian

Timothy Waalke

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Timothy Dudley

Firm: Rhoades McKee PC

55 Campau Ave NW Ste 300 , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49503

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Timothy E. Eagle

Bridgewater Place 333 Bridge Street , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49504

Practice Areas: Civil ,Intellectual Property

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Todd Hoppe

Firm: Foster Swift Collins & Smith PC

1700 E Beltline Ave NE , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49525

Practice Areas: Business

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“very easy to work with, and I think that he has made good use the tools that he has to streamline hi”

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“Todd is a professional delight to work with. He is thorough, has a sophisticated practice, and understands business demands exceptionally well.”

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Todd Hendricks

Firm: Rhoades McKee Pc attorneys & counselors

161 Ottawa Avenue Northwest , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49503

Practice Areas: Environmental and Natural Resources

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Todd Almassian

Firm: Keller & Almassian, P.L.C.

230 East Fulton Street , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49503

Practice Areas: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Todd Almassian focuses his practice in the areas of Consumer and Commercial Bankruptcy Law and was selected by his peers and named the Best Lawyers’ 2016 Grand Rapids Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights/Insolvency and Reorganization Law “Lawyer of the Year.” Todd represents debtors and creditors in consumer and commercial bankruptcy matters including Chapter 7, 11, and 13 proceedings. Todd has served as an expert witness for plaintiffs and defendants in various insolvency matters and bankruptcy cases.

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“ent, knowledge, thoughtfulness, honesty & empathy throughout the proceedings. If you are looking for”

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“Todd is a consummate professional. We worked on a complex business bankruptcy together, and I was always impressed with his knowledge and preparedness. With his assistance, we were…”

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Timothy Waalkes

40 Pearl St Nw Ste 1020 , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49503

Practice Areas: Probate

I grew up in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and graduated from Calvin College in 1996. I received my law degree from Wayne State University Law School in 1999. I am a member of the State Bar of Michigan, the Grand Rapids Bar Association, the National Committee on Planned Giving, and the West Michigan Estate Planning Council. I am certified in the areas of probate and estate planning (Institute of Continuing Legal Education and the Probate and Estate Planning Section of the State Bar of Michigan). I have a heart for those less fortunate which has led me to become a very active participant in the Legal Aid Program of Western Michigan where I am appointed as a pro bono attorney in cases. I am the chair of the finance committee at my church, possibly for life, and my wife and I are actively involved in the leadership at our church.. I have four children and love family events. I can be spotted riding my bike to work and running during lunch. I have run the Fifth Third Riverbank race (with a current streak of over 10 plus years under 2 hours), as well as a number of other community races.

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“I endorse this lawyer. I worked with Tim on a complex estate plan for a client that required the probate courts permission for certain parts of the estate plan to be authorized. Ti…”

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Timothy Taylor

Firm: Glazier Bradley K

990 Monroe Avenue Northwest , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49503

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Timothy Sheridan

Firm: Plunkett Cooney

333 Bridge St NW Ste 530 , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49504

Practice Areas: Automobile Accidents, Construction , Lemon , Municipal , Premises Liability, Products Liability, Arbitration

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Timothy Seeger

Firm: Grewal Law PLLC

801 Broadway Ave NW Ste 302 , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49504

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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Timothy Orlebeke

Firm: KUIPER ORLEBEKE PC

180 Monroe Avenue Northwest , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49503

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“ertise and input in every step of litigation. We are beyond pleased with the outcome. We will high”

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Timothy Monsma

Firm: Varnum LLP

Po Box 352 , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49501

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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Timothy Lundgren

Firm: Varnum LLP

333 Bridge St NW , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49501

Practice Areas: Environmental , Telecommunications , Environmental and Natural Resources

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“I endorse this lawyer. I have known Tim for many years and I know him to be brilliant and dedicated.”

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Timothy Holland

Firm: Michigan Slip and Fall Lawyers

212 Cesar E Chavez Ave SW Ste 105A , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49503

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

Tim Holland is arguably Michigan’s most successful and most experienced Michigan slip and fall lawyer. Tim has litigated over 200 slip and fall, trip and fall, and premises liability cases throughout Michigan.. He is a recognized national legal expert in the area of premises liability law, and has taught national webinars to thousands of attorneys throughout the United States on successful settlement and trial strategies on slip and fall cases. Tim has also written extensively on all areas of premises liability and slip and fall law, and he has taught the advanced premises liability course at Davenport University for Michigan personal injury attorneys and claims adjusters.. Tim has had extraordinary success for his clients in settling these cases, winning at trial, and he has also argued and won important premises liability cases in the Michigan appellate courts, including the case of Taylor v. Home Depot.. Tim is committed to fighting for and protecting the rights of each and every person he helps. His mission is to hold the negligent property owners and managers accountable and secure the best possible settlement for his client.

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Timothy Gutwald

Firm: ADHD Online

625 Kenmoor Ave SE Ste 301 , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49546

Practice Areas: Birth Injuries, Health Care

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Timothy Flory

Firm: Gardner Linn Burkhart & Flory LLP

2851 Charlevoix Dr SE Ste 207 , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49546

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property

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Todd Knecht

Firm: KNECHT LAW, PLC

PO Box 68292 , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49516

Practice Areas: General Practice, Employment & Labor

Mr. Knecht has more than 39 years of experience handling complex employment law problems and employment-related litigation in state and federal courts, administrative tribunals and private dispute resolution proceedings.

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“emely detailed and researched all aspects of my complaint as well as actions of the employer. Todd”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Todd is a fighter for his clients.”

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Timothy J. Tornga

Bridgewater Place 333 Bridge Street , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49504

Practice Areas: Employee Benefits

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Timothy Horner

Firm: Warner Norcross + Judd

150 Ottawa Ave NW Ste 1500 , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49503

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance, Corporate , Securities , Business

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Timothy Hillegonds

Firm: Warner Norcross + Judd LLP

150 Ottawa Ave NW Ste 1500 , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49503

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance, Bankruptcy, Business & Commercial, Corporate , Debtor/Creditor Rights, Real Estate , Real Estate

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“I endorse this lawyer.I have worked with Tim over the years on dozens and dozens of matters. Most of the time we are on other sides of cases. Tim is extremely effective and, perhap…”

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Todd Gravelyn

Firm: Gravelyn Law PLLC

3624 29th St SE Ste B , Grand Rapids , Michigan 49512

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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