Individuals who run our cities, villages, townships and counties need to stay informed of changes in legislation and other regulatory matters that might affect the decisions they make but determining what will impact local government can be a difficult task. At Giarmarco, Mullins & Horton, we have the experience, knowledge and networking capabilities to help government entities navigate their way through the challenges and opportunities they face every day.
Among other things our attorneys:
- Represent more than 150 Michigan cities, counties, villages and townships
- Handle a variety of issues, including zoning and real estate, labor and employment, telecommunications, environmental, ordinance enforcement, civil rights, litigation and general municipal law
- Have served on local boards and commissions
- Have held staff positions in state and federal governments, which gives them unique insight into the intricacies of government law
Stay informed about the issues that affect you most. Contact one of our municipal and government law attorneys today.
Municipal and Government Attorneys
- Daniel J. Kelly, Co-Chair Municipal & Government Section
- John C. Clark, Co-Chair Municipal & Government Section
- Andrew T. Baran
- Michael Bosnic
- Kenneth B. Chapie
- Anthony K. Chubb
- George A. Contis
- William H. Heritage, III
- Stephen J. Hitchcock
- William L. Hooth
- Alexander Lebedinski
- Adam Levitsky
- Wallace G. Long, Of Counsel
- John L. Miller
- Timothy J. Mullins