Our firm values collaboration and teamwork, placing high regard on everyone’s input. We prioritize positivity, support, and inclusion. At the core of our professional ethics are values such as respect, consistency, responsibility, ethics, and stewardship.
We are always looking for talented and self-motivated individuals committed to providing high quality legal services to join our team, and we welcome applications from such individuals. Please send your resume to [email protected] if you are interested in joining our team.
Our summer associate program is designed to give law students first-hand law firm experience and an understanding of the firm. Our goal is to provide summer associates with broad exposure to our practice areas and client matters. Summer associates work on a wide range of legal assignments, which typically include conducting legal research and drafting a variety of legal documents, and are provided observation opportunities such as court hearings, client meetings, depositions, and closings.
Please submit your resume and law school transcript to [email protected].
View our Summer Associate Program FAQs below.
Please submit your resume and law school transcript to [email protected].
Questions about our Summer Associate Program may be directed to Anthony J. Kochis at [email protected]
Yes, each summer associate is paired with a mentor who will oversee assignments and help acclimate the summer associate into our firm.
We seek summer associates who have demonstrated academic excellence, participated in law school activities (such as law review or moot court), and have the desire to grow with our firm.
We typically participate in on-campus interviews at law schools in Michigan but are open to candidates from other geographic locations.
The program typically begins in May and ends in August
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