Firm Updates

After a multi-day hearing, Takura Nyamfukudza convinced a judge to terminate a Personal Protection Order that had been taken out against a client. Well-done! Read More

Takura Nyamfukudza will instruct high school students taking part at a program offered by the Michigan Supreme Court that allows students to learn what it is like to prepare and argue a case before the Court. Mary Chartier has presented to the studen… Read More

Mary Chartier won a medical marijuana case on appeal that involved whether the interior of a registered patient’s car is a “public place” under the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act. The patient – a sixty-seven-year-old man who had survived a co… Read More

Takura Nyamfukudza will be presenting at a conference sponsored by the Michigan Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights on the intersection between criminal law and immigration law. Takura will be focusing on the importance of thoroughly interview… Read More

Mary Chartier will serve as the moderator for the Institute for Continuing Legal Education’s Annual Criminal Law Update. This annual seminar allows criminal law practitioners to stay on top of the newest developments in criminal law. Leading practi… Read More

Mary Chartier presented on criminal defense litigation to the Ingham County Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Section. The all-day program was designed to educate young attorneys on the best practices to represent clients from the start of a case thr… Read More

Mary Chartier earned a dismissal of felony and misdemeanor charges against a client who had been wrongfully charged. The client said that he started sleeping better once he hired Mary as his attorney. Read More

Takura Nyamfukudza earned another not guilty verdict in a jury trial involving an assault. He convinced the jury the client was acting in self-defense, and this young college student can now go forward with a clean criminal record. Read More