I've been practicing law for nearly thirty years now. A lot has changed; one thing hasn't: Practicing law, done right, still means helping people. I've always found that the best way to help is to first listen. That's why I give my personal phone number and email address up front. When you call or email, you get me, personally, every time -- never a staff person. That way, I always hear, first-hand, what you have to say. If you're reading this, you're probably in need of legal help. Contact me. Let me hear your story. We'll discuss your matter fully, and I'll absolutely help you, if I can. I'm here to listen, and to help. Let me try, for you. - Attorney Russell Gregory Attorney Russell Gregory has been practicing law in the metro-Detroit area for nearly 30 years. He helps people who have been significantly injured, whether by Medical Malpractice, including Birth Trauma, Auto Accidents, Unsafe Premises, Product Defects, Slip and Fall, Nursing Home Care, or otherwise. Injuries may include Brain, Limbs, Spinal Cord, Wrongful Death, or any other substantial compromise. "If you've been injured, tell me what happened. I'll listen, and apply all that I know to get you the financial compensation you need, and deserve." -- Attorney Russell Gregory

I bring a wealth of experience and perspective to each case I handle. Although every family law problem is unique, you can count on me to present options that have worked for others, based on decades of extensive work for men and women across the spectrum of life in Michigan. I also study the Family Law Bar Journal each month and stay abreast of recent court decisions that could benefit my clients. I also read the Michigan Bar "E-Journal" on a daily basis to stay extremely up-to-date on new cases being decided by the court of appeals and the Michigan Supreme Court. And, of course, I attend seminars to keep up with the latest thoughts on how to handle various divorce problems. At my Livonia, Michigan law office, your needs will be respected and made a priority. In order to represent you well, we need to communicate well, and I make this as easy for you as I can. I realize you must take steps that will influence your life for many years to come, and my mission is to help you make those decisions with confidence and achieve the best possible outcome.

Floyd W. Steele is one of the respected Flint workers’ compensation attorneys at Steele & Ferguson, P.C. Since earning his law degree, Mr. Steele has always been passionate about standing up for the injured and the oppressed. He has represented thousands of employees in a wide range of workers’ compensation claims as well as individuals with social security disability and personal injury claims. Additionally, Mr. Steele helps clients with denied claims file for appeals. He is compassionate, tenacious, and committed to obtaining the rightful benefits of his clients. To secure his representation, contact the firm and schedule an initial consultation.

Lawrence J. Buckfire (Larry Buckfire) earned his undergraduate degree in economics from the University of Michigan in 1986 and his juris doctor degree from Wayne State University School of Law in 1989. He has been in private practice since successfully completing the bar exam in 1989. He is admitted to practice law in the State of Michigan, State of Ohio, and in the United States District Court. Lawrence is the lead trial attorney and managing partner at Buckfire & Buckfire, P.C. The law firm was founded in 1969 by his father David Buckfire with the principle of representing clients with the highest degree of integrity, compassion, and professionalism. Lawrence’s mother, Vicky Buckfire, joined David in the firm several years later. Lawrence and Daniel both joined their parents upon their completion of law school. Mr. Buckfire has devoted his legal career to helping the most vulnerable members of our society, children and the elderly. He specializes in child lead paint poisoning, wrongful death, nursing home neglect, medical malpractice, and other serious injury cases. “Successfully pursuing these cases is the best way to protect the members of our community from future harm,” said Larry.

A lifelong Jackson resident, Bruce Inosencio established his own law firm in 2000 after having worked as an associate attorney for four years at another local firm. In 2009, he and Kristina Fisk formed Inosencio & Fisk, PLLC. Bruce is actively involved in the community, having assisted with the Jackson Community Foundation Legacy Scholarship Program, the Jackson Community Foundation (emeritus trustee), Family Service & Children’s Aid (president, 2002-2003), Jackson Citizens for Economic Growth, Jackson Commercial Contractors Association (president, 2011-2013), Homebuilders Association of Jackson (attorney advisor to HBAJ since 1999), and the Jackson County Bar Association (president, 2000-2001). Bruce’s practice focuses on construction law, business law, real estate law, and medical malpractice.

We have over 20 years of combined legal experience, handling criminal law and defense cases, family law matters, including divorce and child custody cases, professional licensing defense and, more recently, Michigan Medical Marijuana Defense and Licensure. We can pretty much handle any criminal case, family law dispute or professional licensing complaint that they can throw at us. We do some other boutique things too, but we prefer a sit down to discuss unique cases that pique our interest.

For over three decades, local attorney Randall Shepard has provided legal guidance to clients through Southeastern Michigan. We provide state and federal courts representation to ensure you have dependable legal counsel throughout your case. Randall Shepard holds memberships with Michigan State Bar Association, Rochester Bar Association, and licensed to practice within the federal court system. Contact our law office today to partner with our team that looks after your best interests!

As a Hillsdale County native, Daren Wiseley is thrilled with the opportunity to serve his home community. He focuses his practice on criminal defense and constitutional/ civil rights litigation, where he is committed to defending individual rights, in a time when they are under assault more than ever. Mr. Wiseley is known for his passion and work ethic and brings a hard-hitting style to the courtroom. Mr. Wiseley takes prides in going the extra mile for clients and aggressively defending them. He is known for his skillful courtroom strategy and creative motion practice. Additionally, Mr. Wiseley brings knowledge and expertise of the media to the table to better serve his clients. Few lawyers understand the importance of media relations and its inner workings.Mr. Wiseley loves being a warrior for the underdog. He thrives in high-stakes cases and refuses to budge under pressure. A recent example of this occurred in a case regarding a rarely used felony eavesdropping statute that had no case precedent. Even though the media, and even most lawyers counted him out, he used his tireless work effort and thoughtful creativity to win the case after oral argument on his motion to dismiss. Mr. Wiseley has significant experience defending Constitutionally protected rights, and understands the role of protecting citizens against government overreach. One notable example occurring when a client was charged with a felony for a harmless Facebook post - Mr. Wiseley was able to get this charge dismissed as well. Both cases also provided examples of Mr. Wiseley's ability to influence the court of public opinion, to protect his clients' from reputational harm in the community.Mr. Wiseley is highly sought after throughout Michigan, practicing in counties throughout the state and both federal districts. When he is not in the office defending liberty, Mr. Wiseley loves golfing with his grandfather, reading, working out, and playing with his cat, Ovi.

Mr. Brissette is a native to Bay City. He graduated from John Glenn High School in 1969, the University of Michigan in 1973, (School of Music, Theatre & Dance), and the University of Detroit School of Law in 1976. From 1976 to 2014, he practiced law at Seward, Tally & Piggott, P.C. in Bay City. He has served for six years on the State Bar Representative Assembly, four years on the Bay County Bar Association Board of Directors and one year as Bay County Bar Association President. He has served on numerous local boards and is the past president of Bay Concert Band and past president of Midland Concert Band. He has appeared in numerous theatrical and musical performances in Bay City, Saginaw and Midland. His current hobbies include playing trumpet in many groups and a little bit of golf. His primary practice areas include Real Estate, Estate Planning, Probate, Business, Litigation and Personal Injury. He also handles Divorce and Criminal. He is certified by the Institute of Continuing Legal Education (ICLE) in Estate Planning.