Bronson Lawyers

I am not in private practice. I work for the University of Michigan and do not take clients.

Thomas A. Ginster is a partner in Peterson Ginster PLC, Greenville, Michigan. From 2003 to 2007, he served as a Special Assistant Attorney General. From 1994 to 2002, he was a policy advisor to former Governor John Engler and served as acting Director of the Michigan Office of Drug Control Policy. He previously served as an assistant prosecuting attorney for Saginaw and Montcalm Counties. He earned his law degree from Cooley and holds a degree in Public Administration from Michigan State.

My practice is varied and litigation oriented and includes almost four decades of experience. I am admitted to practice in all Michigan state courts; the Federal District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Michigan, the Northern District of Indiana, and the Federeal Bankruptcy Court in Northern Kentucky; and the Supreme Court of the United States. My real estate practice has included considerable work in the area of Condominium Law besides work in title issues, transfers, and development matters.

Mr. Crawforth has been specializing in Social Security disability and SSI matters since 1979, and Workers' Compensation since 1989. Mr. Crawforth has obtained Social Security disability or SSI benefits for nearly 2,000 clients. Mr. Crawforth is a solo-practitioner, and he is the attorney that will go to the hearing with you. You've seen the television ads for the mega firms that brag about handling 2,000 cases a year. The attorney who goes to the hearing with you may be a junior associate with no familiarity with your case. Bachelors of Business Administration degree - University of Michigan 1974 ...

George L. Howell is an associate at the Law Offices of Sullivan and Leavitt, PC. George comes to the practice of law with a wide range of experience and education, all of which he uses to the benefit of his clients. Before attending law school, George was a police officer, which gives him a thorough understanding of the Fourth Amendment and police practices and procedures. After law school, George clerked for Justice Michael F. Cavanagh at the Michigan Supreme Court, gaining unique insights into the shape and direction of Michigan law. George also taught English...