Six Miller Law Attorneys Named In The Best Lawyers® in America for 2019

The Miller Law Firm is proud to announce that six of its attorneys have been named in The Best Lawyers® in America for 2019. Best Lawyers® is the oldest and a highly respected peer review guide to the legal profession worldwide. Recognition in Best Lawyers® is widely regarded by both clients and legal professionals as a significant honor. Powell...

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U.S. Supreme Court to Get New Justice

On July 9, President Trump nominated Judge Brett Kavanaugh of the U. S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit to fill seat on the Supreme Court left by the retirement of Justice Anthony Kennedy on July 21. The nomination goes to the Senate for Confirmation. It takes a simple majority to confirm. There are 51 Republicans...

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MDEQ Files Lawsuit in Federal Court Against Wolverine Worldwide

The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality filed a lawsuit in federal court alleging that Wolverine Worldwide (“Wolverine”) improperly handled waste disposal so that it resulted in the release of toxic chemicals which may present an imminent and substantial endangerment to human health and the environment. The lawsuit seeks to compel Wolverine to clean up the contamination and reimburse the...

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Sharon Almonrode And Martha Olijnyk Named As Notable Women Lawyers

Miller Law Firm attorneys, Sharon Almonrode and Martha Olijnyk were recently named among the most notable women lawyers in Michigan by Crain’s Detroit Business. Sharon S. Almonrode When Sharon Almonrode wins, she wins big. “Ms. Almonrode is a brilliant, tenacious trial lawyer, and you want her on your side and never against you,” said Norman Lippitt, a former Oakland County...

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Erin Brockovich To Host Community Meeting About Kent County Water Contamination

Attorney Representatives Will Provide Update On New Class Action Lawsuit GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Environmental and consumer advocate Erin Brockovich will host a community meeting at Comstock Park High School on December 16 to speak with residents about the PFAS water contamination that is affecting Kent County. Groundwater testing revealed the contamination in the summer and fall of 2017...

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Class Action Filed Against Wolverine Worldwide And Others Over Toxic Waste Dumping

**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE** Date: December 5, 2017 FIRST CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST WOLVERINE WORLDWIDE AND 3M OVER TOXIC WASTE DUMPING IN MICHIGAN Complaint Alleges PFAS Chemicals from Scotchgard Contaminated Drinking Water in Kent County GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN (DEC. 5) — A national team of law firms today announced a new class action lawsuit against Wolverine WorldWide, 3M Corporation...

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Karmanos Wins Again: Michigan Supreme Court Unanimously Rejects Appeal of $16.5 Million Award

LANSING – The Michigan Supreme Court yesterday unanimously rejected Compuware Corporation’s request for further appeal of an arbitrator’s $16.5 million award to Peter Karmanos. Jr. arising out of Compuware’s wrongful termination of his consulting agreement and stock options in 2013. Karmanos, the co-founder and longtime Chairman and CEO of Compuware, retired in May 2013 and entered into a six-year...

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Wolverine Contamination Updates

The Miller Law Firm will periodically update this page with new links and information regarding our investigation into the Wolverine contamination situation in Kent County. If you or someone you know is affected by this situation please contact us at WolverineClassAction@miller.law. 2017.11.3 – Suspected Contamination Map *UPDATED MAP OCT. 18 2017* 2017.10.15 – Suspected Contamination Map Kent County Health...

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As Opioid Deaths Rise, Wayne and Oakland County Take On Drug Companies

DETROIT – Wayne County Executive Warren C. Evans and Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson today announced a joint lawsuit against multiple drug manufacturers and distributors alleging the deceptive marketing and sale of opioids – a dangerous, highly addictive and often lethal class of painkillers, including OxyContin and Fentanyl. The lawsuit, the first such suit filed in Michigan, comes...

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