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Chartier & Nyamfukudza, P.L.C., is excited to announce that the Honorable Amy Ronayne Krause will join the law firm in December 2022. Chartier & Nyamfukudza is an award-winning criminal defense litigation firm handling both trials and appeals… Read More

Nearly twenty years have passed since Takura’s law school orientation. Earlier this week, along with other local attorneys and judges, he returned to his alma mater to discuss the role and importance of ethics and professionalism in the study and p… Read More

Never one to sit idle, Takura eagerly accepted the invitation to speak at the inaugural Dream Warriors event this past weekend. The project is designed to help young men create and sustain a positive purpose and vision for their lives. Takura spoke t… Read More

The Institute of Continuing Legal Education recently called on Takura to serve in his recurring role as a contributor. This time, Takura reached across the aisle to team up with Assistant Attorney General Danielle Hagaman-Clark. They recorded six seg… Read More

Once again, Takura was invited back to the Hall of Justice to serve as faculty for Exploring Careers in the Law, the Michigan Supreme Court Learning Center’s high school moot court program. This year, he spoke with students about how to prepare and… Read More

Takura recently presented at a Criminal Defense Attorneys of Michigan educational conference like he has done so many times in the past. This summer, he teamed up with Tracie McCarn Dinehart to discuss what specialty courts are and why they are benef… Read More

Recently, the State Bar of Michigan’s Upper Michigan Legal Institute returned to the Grand Hotel on beautiful Mackinac Island and reconvened for the first time in two years. Takura and Kurt thoroughly enjoyed presenting a criminal law update to the… Read More

Takura Nyamfukudza recently teamed up with two sitting judges and one other experienced litigator to judge the National Bar Association (NBA) Region VI Martin Luther King, Jr. Drum Major for Justice Advocacy Competition. Six 11th and 12th grade stude… Read More