Best DWI & DUI lawyers in GRAND RAPIDS

Edward Jacob Sternisha has taught Michigan Drunk Driving Law & Practice as an adjunct law professor and is admitted to practice in all State Courts of Michigan and the United States District Court for...

Edward Jacob Sternisha has taught Michigan Drunk Driving Law & Practice as an adjunct law professor and is admitted to practice in all State Courts of Michigan and the United States District Court for the Western District of Michigan. The information provided by Attorney Sternisha anywhere online is for informational purposes only and is NOT considered legal advice and no attorney-client relationship is created. Attorney Sternisha is only licensed to practice law in Michigan. He handles drunk driving in Grand Rapids cases as a DUI attorney.

Mark M. Caldwell is committed to providing compassionate, experienced legal representation to clients facing drunk driving and criminal charges in West Michigan. Each client is unique, which is why he...

Mark M. Caldwell is committed to providing compassionate, experienced legal representation to clients facing drunk driving and criminal charges in West Michigan. Each client is unique, which is why he provides tailored advice and a personalized defense strategy to each case. Mark firmly believes that everyone deserves equal access to justice, no matter what – and it’s this belief which drives him onwards in providing West Michigan’s best criminal defense at an affordable rate that won’t break the bank.

Jeffrey T. Kortes has established himself as one of the preeminent criminal defense attorneys in West Michigan. Jeff has successfully represented clients in State and Federal Courts on a variety of ch...

Jeffrey T. Kortes has established himself as one of the preeminent criminal defense attorneys in West Michigan. Jeff has successfully represented clients in State and Federal Courts on a variety of charges. Successfully represented an individual charged with Open Murder by getting the charges dismissed after a thorough and aggressive eight-month investigation. Won a sentencing guideline scoring issue in the Michigan Court of Appeals that resulted in a reduction of three years or half the client's original sentence.