Jenison Criminal Law Firm
Overview
Micheal F. Kelly is the senior member of the law firm Kelly, Henkel, David & Missad P.C. He maintains a practice of dedication to client service by providing the highest quality of legal counsel. He utilizes state of the art technology in office equipment and legal research tools, including computer assisted information retrieval services. He is also assisted by trained legal assistants, experienced legal secretaries and a licensed private investigator. Michael F. Kelly has been...
Micheal F. Kelly is the senior member of the law firm Kelly, Henkel, David & Missad P.C. He maintains a practice of dedication to client service by providing the highest quality of legal counsel. He utilizes state of the art technology in office equipment and legal research tools, including computer assisted information retrieval services. He is also assisted by trained legal assistants, experienced legal secretaries and a licensed private investigator. Michael F. Kelly has been...
Micheal F. Kelly is the senior member of the law firm Kelly, Henkel, David & Missad P.C. He maintains a practice of dedication to client service by providing the highest quality of legal counsel. He utilizes state of the art technology in office equipment and legal research tools, including computer assisted information retrieval services. He is also assisted by trained legal assistants, experienced legal secretaries and a licensed private investigator. Michael F. Kelly has been serving clients regionally in Michigan in both state and federal courts for over 36 years. He has extensive experience in catastrophic injury, automobile negligence, personal injury, slip & fall, traumatic brain injury, product liability, drunk driving defense and automotive dealership law.
Fees and Billing:
Clients may be billed for legal services on an hourly basis, a contingent fee (usually 1/3 of the amount recovered) basis, or in criminal cases, on a flat fee basis. The fee policies conform to the Michigan Code of Professional Responsibility adopted by the Supreme Court of Michigan.
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