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Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge - Grand Rapids, MI
100 Monroe Center NW Grand Rapids, MI 49503- 2802
Grand Rapids Business Law Firm
Overview
Notably, in the 2012 issue of Best Lawyers in America, the ...
Notably, in the 2012 issue of Best Lawyers in America, the ...
Since 1941, Smith Haughey has called downtown Grand Rapids home. In 2011 we moved 53 attorneys and 54 professional staff into the 150-year-old Flat Iron Building. Our renovation of the building allowed us to reduce our environmental footprint, streamline our processes, and improve our flexibility and accessibility. All of which furthers our commitment to deliver exceptional efficiency to our clients right from the heart of Grand Rapids.Notably, in the 2012 issue of Best Lawyers in America, the Grand Rapids office had more attorneys listed than any other law firm in the area in the following categories:
-Top-listed in Grand Rapids in legal malpractice law.
-Top-listed in Grand Rapids in medical malpractice law.
-Top-listed in Grand Rapids in personal injury litigation.
About Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge
Practice Areas
- Business Law
- Construction Law
- Family & Divorce Law
- Governmental Law
- Health Law
- Labor Law & Employment Relations
- Litigation & Trial Services
- Personal Injury and Wrongful Death
- Personal Legal Services
People
Attorneys
- Thomas W. Aycock (Associate)
- Charles F. Behler (Of Counsel)
- James G. Black (Shareholder)
- Thomas F. Blackwell (Shareholder)
- Carol D. Carlson (Shareholder)
- David J. DeGraw (Shareholder)
- Sheila E. Eddy
- Albert J. Engel III (Shareholder)
- Patrick F. Geary (Shareholder)
- Christopher R. Genther (Shareholder)
- Lori L. Gibson (Management - Chief Operating Officer)
- Mark A. Gilchrist (Shareholder)
- Kristen E. Guinn (Attorney)
- Jane C. Hofmeyer (Shareholder)
- William J. Hondorp (Shareholder)
- Charissa C. Huang (Associate)
- William W. Jack Jr. (Shareholder)
- Brian J. Kilbane (Shareholder)
- Beth S. Kromer (Shareholder)
- John M. Kruis (Shareholder)
- E. Thomas McCarthy Jr. (Shareholder)
- Kirk W. Morgan (Shareholder)
- Lawrence P. Mulligan (Of Counsel)
- Craig S. Neckers (Shareholder)
- John. C. O'Loughlin
- Paul M. Oleniczak (Shareholder)
- John R. Oostema (Shareholder)
- Mary R. Pigorsh (Shareholder)
- Anthony J. Quarto (Shareholder)
- Nicholas A. Reister
- Michael J. Roberts (Shareholder)
- L. Roland Roegge (Of Counsel)
- Gary A. Rowe (Shareholder)
- Jason R. Sebolt (Shareholder)
- Michael D. Shelton (Associate)
- Aubri N. Sheremet (Associate)
- Calvin J. Sterk (Of Counsel)
- Robert C. Stone (Shareholder)
- Thomas R. Tasker (Shareholder)
- D. Adam Tountas (Associate)
- Paul G. Van Oostenburg (Shareholder)
- Jon D. Vander Ploeg (Shareholder)
- Mr. Nicholas H. Vander Veen
- Megan M. VerMerris
- Michael D. Wiese
- Matthew L. Wikander (Associate)
Office Information
Address
100 Monroe Center NW Grand Rapids, MI 49503- 2802
Phone
Fax
- (616) 774-2461
Websites
Other Offices
Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge 900 3rd St. Ste. 204 Muskegon, MI 49440 - 1152 (231) 724-4320
Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge 101 North Park Street Suite 100 Traverse City, MI 49684 (231) 929-4878
Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge 213 S. Ashley Suite 400 Ann Arbor, MI 48104 (734) 213-8000
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