David Rudoi - a Traverse City, Michigan (MI) Criminal Defense Lawyer

Traverse City Criminal Defense Lawyer

Updated: 02/28/2026

Areas of Practice

Criminal Defense

Attorney Information

Overview

David Rudoi is a highly decorated Criminal Defense Lawyer and Licensing Attorney. Serving Royal Oak, Detroit, as well as the entire Metro Area, Mr. Rudoi has aided in the process of licensure for many medical marijuana and recreational marijuana facilities. Mr. Rudoi has argued in front of the Michigan Supreme court and won. Mr. Rudoi served on the board for MILegalize, which was part of the group that legalized recreational Marijuana in Michigan. He is also a member of the Criminal Defense attorneys of Michigan and a board member of MIAOWIA, a teacher and lecturer for both organizations' events. Whether you need legal advice in zoning, operations, or business plans, David has the expert legal advice you need.

Current Employment Position(s)

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Other Affiliations

MILegalize
Criminal Defense Attorneys of Michigan (Member)
MIAOWIA (Board Member)

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Traverse City, MI

125 Park Street
Suite 290
Traverse City, MI 49684

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Phone: 231-735-8575

Fax: 231-929-8341

Email: Send a message

Website: https://www.amberglawnorth.com

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