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Troy Office: 2145 Crooks Road, Ste 220

Troy, Michigan 48084

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Practice Groups

Business Litigation

We specialize in all manner of business litigation, whether the matter involves an internal dispute among a company’s fiduciary owners or an outside dispute with a third party. As such, the firm regularly litigates matters involving business torts of various kinds, including fiduciary and statutory breach, breaches of contract, fraud, embezzlement, conversion of assets, and unfair competition.

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Business Transactions

The firm provides full-service corporate transactional services. On the corporate governance side, we provide clients with services including the maintenance of an electronic corporate book, conducting meetings and keeping minutes, ensuring notices and votes are done correctly, and otherwise protecting the officers, directors, and managers of companies from the liability and exposure that arises in connection with the performance of their duties.

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Family Law

The firm expertly handles a variety of family law matters and has an exemplary track record of resolving such cases early, and short of trial, through facilitative mediation, helping to minimize the financial and emotional impact that such cases have on a family. Alternatively, when an “amicable resolution” is not possible, the firm is very skilled in prosecuting the matter in court, as aggressively as is necessary.

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Commercial Collections

The greatest recoveries in commercial judgment collections are achieved where the opening collection and seizure strikes are very fast, very aggressive, and very unexpected, designed not only to seize and execute upon specific items of property – whether cash, accounts receivable, hard assets, property, etc. – but also, and just as importantly, to freeze the debtor by cutting off its cash flows, tying up its business and force it either to the negotiating table or into the bankruptcy court, where the creditor secures the very valuable assistance of a United States Trustee.

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