An Attorney With a Wide Range of Experience

Upon the completion of her education and introduction to the court, the Thomas M. Cooley Law School hired Heather as first a visiting, and later an adjunct, professor. With courses covering topics such as research and writing, scholarly writing, and moot court — as well as being selected to supervise a number of independent study projects — Heather’s work as an educator reflects her commitment to mentoring aspiring lawyers and developing a keen understanding of the law.

Currently, Heather represents clients in appeals, criminal cases, personal injury cases, and gun trusts across the state of Michigan. Though she possesses extensive experience managing family lawsuits, the intensely litigative nature of Heather’s process limits her ability to manage more than a handful of family suits per year, which she limits to local families residing in Livingston County. Striving to provide the most effective service to her prospective clients while upholding a personable, involved attitude, this professional priority underlies her decision to maintain a more manageable caseload.

In Heather’s words, “What distinguishes my practice is my extensive experience training under and consulting with experts in every area of law that I pursue. I possess a close working relationship with a private investigator who is professional, efficient, and effective in every complex case I assign. I utilize a diverse range of professionals, including chemical and explosion investigators, DNA investigators, forensic CPAs, handwriting analysts, psychologists and psychiatrists, sexual risk evaluators, and traffic reconstructionists, all of whom yield high rates of success in each consultation.”

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