James Lane

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James Lane: Attorney with Mike Morse Injury Law Firm

Biography

Following completion of his undergraduate degree, Jim elected to stay in East Lansing for his legal studies. During law school he worked with the Washtenaw County Public Defender’s Office and Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office. Since 2010 his practice has focused on civil litigation, specifically premises liability, automobile negligence and No-Fault law.

In his free time Jim enjoys playing sports, going to movies, and spending time with family and friends.

Areas of Practice (2)

  • Car Accidents
  • Personal Injury

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
Michigan State University, B.A.
Law School Attended:
Michigan State University, J.D.
Year of First Admission:
2011
Admission:
2011, Michigan
ISLN:
1000484120

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Credit Cards Accepted
Yes
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Free initial consultation, Fixed fees available

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