Jake Yeater - Southfield, MI
Attorney at Mike Morse Law Firm
Premises Liability Lawyers in Southfield, MI
24901 Northwestern Hwy #700 Southfield, MI 48075
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Southfield Premises Liability Lawyer
Updated: 02/22/2024
Areas of Practice
- Premises Liability
- Bankruptcy
- Criminal Law
- Automobile Negligence
- Social Security Disability
Attorney Information
Overview
In 2005, Jake Yeater graduated cum laude from the University of Findlay, where he attained bachelor degrees in Law and Liberal Arts and Criminal Justice. That fall, he attended Thomas M. Cooley School of Law where he later graduated in the top 5% of his class, cum laude. While a law student, Jake participated in Law Review as the Scholarly Writing Editor, Law Journal, Moot Court, and Mock Trial. He was also awarded the Eugene Krasicky Award for his significant contributions to the publication of the Law Review.
Before coming to the Law Offices of Michael J. Morse, P.C., Jake spent several years clerking for several Michigan law firms where he primarily assisted in the areas of premises liability, bankruptcy, and criminal law. Presently, Jake works in the areas of automobile negligence, premises liability, and social security disability. In his free time, he enjoys going to concerts, reading, working out, and spending time with family and friends.
Awards and Honors
Education
Legal Education
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Thomas M. Cooley Law School,
Lansing,
Michigan, 2005
Honors: cum laude
Honors: Top 5% of his class
Honors: Eugene Krasicky Award
Non Legal Education
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University of Findlay, 2005
Bachelor Degrees
Honors: cum laude
Major: Law
Major: Liberal Arts
Major: Criminal Justice
Current Employment Position(s)
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Attorney
Bar Admissions
- Michigan, 2009
Other Affiliations
- Michigan Bar Association (Member)
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