McGraw Morris specializes in defense litigation and general representation of insurers, municipalities, school districts and businesses. Our attorneys have years of experience defending our clients in lawsuits involving labor and employment, no-fault, police professional liability, civil rights defense, zoning and real estate, personal injury defense, insurance defense and general civil litigation. When our clients are being threatened with litigation or sued by 1-800-attorneys, we step in early in the process and protect them. We have an outstanding record of dismissals and verdicts against these attorneys who specialize in suing our clients. We practice in all state and federal courts.
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2075 W Big Beaver Rd
Suite 750
US，Michigan，Troy，48084
44 Cesar E. Chavez Ave SW
Suite 200
US，Michigan，Grand Rapids，49503
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McGraw Morris is seeking multiple associate attorneys, in its Troy and Grand Rapids offices, to work in civil rights defense, police defense, auto-negligence defense, business litigation and labor/employment. Great compensation and benefits together with an unparalleled, enjoyable work atmosphere. Remote work will be considered if candidate does not reside in Troy or GR areas. Please send resume and cover letter to: jwalker@mcgrawmorris.com.
McGraw Morris is seeking multiple associate attorneys, in its Troy and Grand Rapids offices, to work in civil rights defense, police defense, auto-negligence defense, business litigation and labor/employment. Great compensation and benefits together with an unparalleled, enjoyable work atmosphere. Remote work will be considered if candidate does not reside in Troy or GR areas. Please send resume and cover letter to: jwalker@mcgrawmorris.com.
That’s a wrap!! The McGraw Morris team of Beau Rajsic, Tracey DeVries and I just finished up a 2 1/2 week trial in US District Court for the Western District of Michigan. We defended Peninsula Township (Old Mission Peninsula) from claims brought by 11 wineries alleging that the ordinances, nearly identical to those in Napa Valley, are too strict. We established that, in addition to selling hundreds of thousands of bottles of wine, each winery sees from 750 to well over 1,000 people PER DAY during their busy season for PAID tastings and related events. Certainly doesn’t seem too restrictive? Nonetheless, the Wineries final trial brief demand was $120,000,000.00. We should receive a decision from the judge late summer/fall. Thanks to the whole team for the ridiculous hours and effort!!! Fingers crossed for a great result!!