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Clark Hill Attorneys Named 2023 Leading Lawyers

July 20, 2023

    Eighty-six Clark Hill attorneys have been named 2023 Leading Lawyers, a distinction earned by fewer than five percent of all lawyers licensed to practice in Illinois, Michigan, and Missouri. Selected lawyers have been recognized by their peers as being among the top lawyers in the nation. Additionally, two Clark Hill attorneys have been identified as 2023 Emerging Lawyers, a distinction earned by fewer than two percent of lawyers licensed to practice in the state and have been identified by their peers to be among the top lawyers who are age 40 or younger unless they have practiced for no more than 10 years.

    Leading Lawyers

    Chicago

    • Steven H. Blumenthal
    • Michael J. Boland
    • William J. Bolotin
    • Steven S. Brown
    • Richard H. Chapman
    • Damon E. Dunn
    • Wilson P. Funkhouser
    • Daniel T. Graham
    • Gary E. Green
    • James F. Groth
    • Daniel T. Hartnett
    • Yvette Heintzelman
    • John L. Hines, Jr.
    • Daniel V. Kinsella
    • Raymond J. Koenig, III
    • Vance L. Liebman
    • Royal B. Martin
    • Christopher A. McMican
    • John S. Paniaguas
    • Chad M. Poznansky
    • Glenn A. Rice
    • Leigh D. Roadman
    • Nancy L. Schimmel
    • Scott N. Schreiber
    • Donald A. Shindler
    • Paul E. Starkman
    • Mark J. Steger
    • Giel Stein
    • William G. Sullivan
    • Jonathan Vegosen
    • Melissa K. Ventrone

    Birmingham

    • Dana L Abrahams
    • Jennifer A. Bielfield
    • Paul W. Coughenour
    • William B. Dunn
    • John L. Gierak
    • Randi P Glanz
    • Edward C. Hammond
    • Douglas R. Kelly
    • Peter B. Kupelian
    • Thomas MacFarlane
    • Paul S. Magy
    • Daniel H. Minkus
    • Charles E. Murphy
    • Thomas F. Sweeney
    • Linda M. Watson

    Detroit

    • Anthony A. Agosta
    • William G Asimakis, Jr.
    • Fred W. Batten
    • Jay M. Berger
    • Daniel J. Bretz
    • Connie M. Cessante
    • David M. Cessante
    • Martin E. Crandall
    • Dennis M. Devaney
    • Thomas M. Dixon
    • Daniel J. Dulworth
    • Maria Fracassa Dwyer
    • Peter S. Ecklund, Jr.
    • Cynthia M. Filipovich
    • David M. Hayes
    • Kevin S. Hendrick
    • John J. Hern, Jr.
    • Edward J. Hood
    • Thomas M. Keranen
    • Christopher A McMican
    • William A. Moore
    • Michael P. Nowlan
    • Daniel J. Scully, Jr
    • Richard A. Sundquist
    • Duane L. Tarnacki
    • Christopher M. Trebilcock
    • Reginald M. Turner, Jr.
    • Timothy D. Wittlinger

    Grand Rapids

    • David W. Centner
    • Ingrid A. Jensen
    • John T. Klees
    • Douglas J. Rasmussen
    • James R. Stadler

    Lansing

    • Joseph W Colaianne
    • Ronald A. King
    • Charles A. Lawler
    • Kevin J. Roragen
    • Ted S. Rozeboom

    Emerging Lawyers

    Chicago

    • MacKenzie A. Hyde
    • Kevin H. Morse

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