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Clark Hill Attorneys Recognized in DBusiness Top Lawyers 2023 List

November 29, 2022

Thirteen Clark Hill attorneys have been named 2023 Top Lawyers by DBusiness magazine. According to the magazine, the recognition is based on an online peer-review survey sent out to the certified lawyers within the metro Detroit area.

Below are the Clark Hill attorneys recognized by DBusiness:

  • Dana L. Abrahams – Medical Malpractice Law
  • Anthony A. Agosta – Product Liability
  • Jay M. Berger – Commercial Law
  • Jordan S. Bolton – Litigation – Commercial
  • Martin E. Crandall – White-Collar Criminal Defense
  • William B. Dunn – Real Estate Law
  • Edward C. Hammond – Employee Benefits Law
  • Randi P. Glanz – Family Law
  • Michael P. Nowlan – Immigration Law
  • Steven R. Pacynski – Mergers & Acquisitions Law
  • Daniel J. Scully – Product Liability
  • Brian D. Shekell – Labor & Employment
  • Christopher M. Trebilcock – Labor & Employment

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