In the forecast: Litigation attorney knows the bounds of 'uncertainty'
Published: January 19, 2021
As an admitted "one small step at a time guy," attorney Mark Rossman took the proverbial leap of faith in 2015 when he founded his own law office in Troy after spending nearly 14 years with a prominent business litigation firm in metro Detroit. [ More » ]
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