James H. Lohr - a Grand Rapids, Michigan (MI) Personal Injury Litigation Lawyer

Grand Rapids Personal Injury Litigation Lawyer

Updated: 02/16/2026

Areas of Practice

Personal Injury Litigation
First and Third-party No Fault
Premises
Toxic Tort/Mold Litigation
Products Liability
Insurance Coverage

Attorney Information

Overview

JAMES H. LOHR graduated cum laude from law school in 1980. He has worked in private practice and as in-house counsel for a major insurance carrier. He has lectured on trying Michigan no-fault cases. He has argued several cases in the appellate courts including the published decision in the case of Bearden V. Georgia, 461 US 60 (1983).

Current Employment Position(s)

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Representative Cases

Bearden V. Georgia
- Citation: 461 US 60
- Year: 1983

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Grand Rapids, MI

3300 Eagle Run Drive NE
Suite 201
Grand Rapids, MI 49525

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Phone: 616-426-9609

Fax: 616-977-9201

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Website: https://www.mpmtrialattorneys.com

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