JuneLaw

Ann Arbor, MI
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About

Phone: Address: 415 Detroit Street, 2nd Floor, 48104 Coordinates: 42.284540,-83.745530 Achievements: 1987, Ann Arbor Police Chief's Civilian Award, Ann Arbor Police Dept., 1987 1990, Distinguished Service Award, City of Lake Oswego, Oregon, 1990 2013-Present, Leading Lawyers, 2020 2010-Present, National Trial Lawyers - Top 100 Lawyers in Michigan, 2020 2006, 2008-Present, Michigan Super Lawyers, 2020; 1990, Distinguished Service Award, City of Lake Oswego, Oregon, 1990 2013-Present, Leading Lawyers, 2020 2010-Present, National Trial Lawyers - Top 100 Lawyers in Michigan, 2020 2006, 2008-Present, Michigan Super Lawyers, 2020; 2013-Present, Leading Lawyers, 2020 2010-Present, National Trial Lawyers - Top 100 Lawyers in Michigan, 2020 2006, 2008-Present, Michigan Super Lawyers, 2020; 2010-Present, National Trial Lawyers - Top 100 Lawyers in Michigan, 2020 2006, 2008-Present, Michigan Super Lawyers, 2020; 2006, 2008-Present, Michigan Super Lawyers, 2020 Bio: If you are facing an insurance dispute, you probably need the help of a top-notch attorney. I represent people in state and federal cases throughout Michigan, and my primary practice areas include all types of insurance claims, pension disputes, and Social Security Disability.  I regularly handle ERISA claims, and other lawyers frequently refer their most difficult cases to me. My insurance cases include long-term disability, accidental death, life insurance, no-fault automobile insurance, and health coverage disputes. My clients range from professionals who have lost the ability to perform the sophisticated tasks of their specialized work to distraught family members whose grief is compounded when they learn that the life or accident insurance won't pay after all. People in these situations should not feel that they have to go it alone. I have handled these cases at all stages, including extensive litigation, and I recently won two important published ERISA decisions in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.  If your insurance is provided through your employment, and you do not have a government job, your claim is likely to be governed by the confusing rules of ERISA, and you should consult with an attorney early in the process.  I offer free consultations in my Ann Arbor office, and I truly enjoy helping people. Give me a call.