Transactional Attorneys Who Handle Your Matter Start to Finish
At Michigan Business & Real Estate Law, you work directly with the attorneys whose names are on this page — from the first call through the closing or the signed agreement. We are a deliberately small, transactional practice, which means every client gets a decision-maker, not a hand-off.
We serve business owners, property buyers and sellers, and commercial real estate principals throughout Oakland County and Southeastern Michigan, with statewide capability for document-based and transactional matters.
Meet the Attorneys
Credentials Vetted by Peers and Clients
Our attorneys hold designations that require outside evaluation — not self-nomination. Here is what each one means and why it matters when you are choosing legal representation for a significant transaction.
Super Lawyers — Peer-Reviewed Rating
Super Lawyers selects attorneys through a multiphase process that includes peer nominations, independent research, and peer evaluations. No attorney can pay to be listed. Selection reflects standing within the legal community, not marketing spend.
Martindale-Hubbell Client Champion
The Client Champion designation is awarded based on verified client reviews collected by Martindale-Hubbell, one of the oldest attorney rating services in the country. It signals a documented record of client satisfaction — not a self-reported claim.
Lawyers of Distinction
Lawyers of Distinction recognition is based on a combination of professional achievement, peer standing, and practice record. It is one of several third-party recognitions our attorneys have received over the course of their careers.
What It Looks Like to Work With Us
Our practice is structured so that the attorney you speak with at intake is the attorney who handles your matter. There is no intake team that screens you before passing your file to someone else. There is no junior associate who drafts your documents while a senior attorney reviews them once at the end.
When you contact us, you reach the attorneys directly. When your documents are drafted, a credentialed transactional attorney is doing the drafting. When questions come up mid-transaction, you have a direct line to the person with the full context of your matter.
That is not a pitch — it is how a small, focused transactional practice operates.
