Hirzel Law, PLC, based in Farmington, has opened an office in Traverse City “to better serve its northern Michigan clients,” according to a spokesperson for the firm.
It also has announced that Michael McCulloch, an experienced attorney and litigator, has joined the firm and will be working out of the Traverse City office.
McCulloch focuses his practice on condominium law, real estate law, and estate planning and litigation. An alumnus of Michigan State University, McCulloch obtained his juris doctorate from Cooley Law School, where he earned an oratory scholarship.
McCulloch is of counsel to Hirzel Law, and has practiced for more than 35 years. During law school, McCulloch received the Honorable Damon J. Keith Award for first place in the constitutional law competition and also earned the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. “Keep the Dream Alive Award” from the Archdiocese of Detroit.
Hirzel Law is a boutique real estate firm that services the legal needs of condominium and homeowners’ associations throughout Michigan. The firm is headquartered in the Freedom Plaza building on Grand River Avenue in Farmington.
- Posted January 10, 2020
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