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Eight Fahey Schultz Burzych Rhodes Attorneys Recognized as 2019 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars
Fahey Schultz Burzych Rhodes PLC is pleased to announce that eight of its lawyers have been named 2019 Michigan Super Lawyers and Michigan Rising Stars. Only 5 percent of Michigan attorneys are recognized as Super Lawyers and only 2.5 percent are named Rising Stars.
These designations are granted to attorneys who demonstrate the highest levels of legal ability and integrity as determined by their peers and an independent, multiphase research process. The result is a credible, comprehensive and diverse listing of exceptional attorneys.
The following lawyers were recognized in their areas of expertise:
Super Lawyers
- Franchise/Dealership Law
- State, Local & Municipal Law
- Energy & Natural Resources Law
- Employment & Labor Law
Rising Stars
- Ross K. Bower II, State, Local & Municipal Law
- Michael J. Cole, Franchise/Dealership Law
- Helen E. R. Mills, State, Local & Municipal Law
- Christopher S. Patterson, State, Local & Municipal Law
About Fahey Schultz Burzych Rhodes PLC
Fahey Schultz Burzych Rhodes PLC provides expert counsel and real solutions to local governments, drain commissioners, public utilities, employers, franchise systems and hospitality businesses. Our passion drives us to create practical solutions for clients’ most difficult legal problems and to leverage our extensive experience to help them successfully navigate through their legal challenges.
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