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Martin, Bacon & Martin is uniquely qualified to meet your legal needs.
Martin, Bacon & Martin was established in 1980 by James N. Martin,
John G. Bacon and Jonathan E. Martin, former shareholders/partners
of major civil litigation defense firms. For over twenty years, the firm has
successfully defended various corporations, institutions and individuals in
a wide variety of cases. Since its formation, the firm has adhered to the
goal of excellence in representation. Fulfillment of the goal is exemplified
throughout all stages of litigation, without exception.
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· AV-Rated Firm
· Serving its Clients for 25+ Years
· Licensed in MI,OH & WI
· Over 100 Cases Successfully Tried |
Most of the attorneys in the firm have been trained as law clerks and enter Martin, Bacon & Martin with experience in thorough preparation and an aggressive
approach to each case. Lawyers are required to participate in and
report on continuing legal education programs each year. When appropriate,
the firm utilizes paralegals, law clerks and an extensive support staff, all of
whom are proficient in the latest word processing, document management,
computer and communication technologies. Each person in the firm has a
genuine commitment to the goals of the client, including cost containment
without sacrificing quality of representation. Client satisfaction is evident
from the continuing attorney-client relationships which Martin, Bacon &
Martin has maintained since inception. Our representative client listing is
attached for your reference.
Martin, Bacon & Martin maintains an aggressive approach to all phases
of litigation, including discovery, document control, selection of experts,
trial preparation and trial. Every case is prepared to be successfully tried. Although it is understood that many lawsuits are settled, our philosophy is
that a case ready to be vigorously and successfully tried will also result in
a better settlement. All of the lawyers at Martin, Bacon & Martin try cases
competently and eagerly, a fact well-known to the plaintiffs’ bar and the
judiciary. Clients and prospective clients are invited to ask acquaintances on
the trial and appellate benches about the firm and its abilities. |
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