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Clark Hill Attorneys Named 2024 Leading Lawyers

March 25, 2024

    Eighty-four Clark Hill attorneys have been named 2024 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.

    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.

    MacKenzie A. Hyde

    Daniel V. Kinsella

    Raymond J. Koenig, III

    Vance L. Liebman

    Royal B. Martin

    Christopher A. McMican

    Kevin H. Morse

    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

    J. Thomas MacFarlane

    Paul S. Magy

    Daniel H. Minkus

    Charles E. Murphy

    Thomas F. Sweeney

    Linda M. Watson

    Anne-Marie V. Welch

     

    Detroit

    Anthony A. Agosta

    William G Asimakis, Jr.

    Frederick W. Batten

    Jay M. Berger

    Daniel J. Bretz

    Connie M. Cessante

    David M. Cessante

    Martin E. Crandall

    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

    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

    Ted S. Rozeboom

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