Since coming to Ann Arbor, Michigan, in 1973, I have successfully helped non-profit organizations, businesses and individuals with lawsuits and transactions.  My work is primarily in litigation, business transactions and real estate.  

Among my successes is a case that received national publicity, when I defended the publication by a non-profit publisher of a book on the Shroud of Turin.  I also established new zoning and constitutional law with one of my cases at the Michigan Supreme Court and I have filed two cases in the US Supreme Court.

I help business start-ups and represent clients in all types of business transactions including the purchase and sale of existing businesses.  I also  represents business and non-profit clients in commercial and real estate transactions and disputes.  And I have  also helped many individuals recover damages in personal injury claims and families recover damages for wrongful death.  I have obtained tax-exempt status for several charities.

In addition to my practice, I enjoyed being an adjunct professor at Ave Maria School of Law,  teaching Business Organizations (agency, partnership, corporation, limited liability company). I am a founder and President of a non-profit for developmentally disabled adults (His Eye Is On The Sparrow) and President of the Michigan Alumni Association for Williams College.  I am also a member of Christ the King Catholic Parish and The Word of God Community and, most importantly, I have a family: 1 wife and 3 children.