Referral Directory

Elizabeth Abdnour Law, PLLC fights for fair and equitable treatment in K-12 and higher education. At the college and university level, founder and principal Liz Abdnour specializes in helping victims of sexual harassment and workplace discrimination, using her unique position as a former Title IX investigator—at Michigan State University during the Larry Nassar investigation—to guide clients through academic bureaucracy. In K-12 public school settings, Liz fights for special education students to receive the services they are due under federal law. The firm also conducts trainings, investigations, and audits of educational institutions and workplaces in these areas.

Civil Rights/Liberties, Disability Rights, Education, Employment, Sexual Harassment

Atlee Hall focuses on catastrophic injuries, wrongful deaths, and complex injury cases that other firms can’t handle. We use creativity, professionalism, and experience to help every client pursue the justice and financial compensation he or she deserves. This lets injury victims hold negligent parties accountable and ultimately makes the community that we all share safer for everyone.

Malpractice, Traffic/Automobile Accidents

Nicole Blank Becker of Blank Law, PC is a powerhouse in the field of law and has a unique skill set that sets her apart from every other Michigan defense attorney.

Prior to going into private practice, Nicole was a prosecutor given the awesome responsibility of running the Sex Crimes Unit and the Child Abuse Unit for years in Macomb County, Michigan.

Criminal Defense, Sexual Harassment

Military Law, with a focus on issues of conscience and war resistance

Military Law

I work alongside business owners and entrepreneurs in the greater Phoenix area to provide needs ranging from entity formation, contracts, an dtax related matters.

Business, Contracts, Small Business/Cooperatives, Tax

Civil Litigation, Civil Rights/Liberties, Employment, Labor/Union, Sexual Harassment

I represent persons charged with major felonies in Indiana state and federal district/appellate courts. I represent persons engaged in political protest activity - all levels.

Civil Disobedience/demonstration, Criminal Defense

Military Law

Affordable Housing and Community Development - mostly, nonprofit representation, counseling and transactions. No litigation.

Coop/Condos, Housing, Non Profit Law, Real Estate

Retired attorney. Admitted in Louisiana and Texas.

Civil Rights/Liberties

David I. Fuchs is a personal injury and car accident lawyer in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. With more than 30 years of legal experience, attorney Fuchs focuses on helping clients recover and move on after an accident. He frequently helps clients injured in car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, and other personal injury cases.

Personal Injury/Wrongful Death, Traffic/Automobile Accidents

Family Law

General Practice; Board Certified in Criminal; Federal and State Forfeiture; Personal Injury; Trial and Appellate Practice.

Appeals (civil/criminal), Civil Forfeitures, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury/Wrongful Death

Legal services firm for 33 northern counties and 11 recognized tribes in Wisconsin; based in Wausau in north central Wisconsin. My practice is currently consumer, collections, tenants' rights, foreclosures, bankruptcy, unemployment appeals and civil tribal court cases. Firm also provides civil legal services for victims of abuse, elder rights, employment, tax and Indian law (civil and tribal court criminal defense) for low income people

Bankruptcy, Consumer, Debt Collection Defense, Environmental, Housing, Landlord/Tenant, Legal Aid/Services, Native American Rights, Unemployment Insurance (appeals)

Small Firm in central North Carolina focused on the intersection between Immigration, International Law, Child Welfare, and Domestic/Family Law.

Child (abuse/neglect/welfare), Family/Domestic Relations, Immigration, International Law

General practice, with concentration in Juvenile and Criminal Defense law

Criminal Defense, Juvenile

O'Connor Jones, LLC: A People's Law Office is a full service social justice law firm. Practice areas include, civil rights, particularly, employment discrimination, prisoners' rights, and law enforcement misconduct. Firm also provides consulting regarding culturally competent and socially conscious diversity, equity, and inclusion and wellness training.

Civil Rights/Liberties, Disability Rights, Litigation, Mental Health, Police Misconduct

I help parents with minor children protect, grow, and transfer their assets court and conflict-free with comprehensive estate, wealth, and retirement income planning. With planning, families can find meaning in the day-to-day burden of work and the chaos of parenting, knowing that they are on a path toward achieving their life and legacy goals. They can take comfort in knowing that by seizing the initiative, they are writing their own story - rather than letting life happen to them. With proper planning, they will have increased their chances of a dignified retirement and the ability to leave their children and valued charities a lasting legacy.

Business, Probate (wills/estates/trusts)

Administrative Law, Economic Rights, Legal Aid/Services

Criminal Appellate Practice; retired

Appeals (civil/criminal), Criminal Defense

Mediation and arbitration can avoid costly and lengthy court trials. In addition to mediation and arbitration, for no or little charge, I assist people deal with various administrative agencies, creditors, file family law matters, and estate planning. However, I am mostly retired but will assist when needed.

Administrative Law, Bankruptcy, Conflict Resolution, Contracts, Economic Rights

I specialize in high-stakes IP litigation, whistleblower cases, and appellate practice.

Appeals (civil/criminal), Civil Litigation, Civil Practice, Computer, Copyright, Fair Labor Standards Act, Intellectual Property, Whistleblower

Representing protesters in criminal cases, employees in lawsuits, and people harmed by the police.

Criminal Defense, Employment, Police Misconduct

Nick Rimmer is an 11-year veteran of the legal profession who currently represents clients in complex personal injury, wrongful death and police misconduct litigation throughout New Mexico. Prior to his employment with Bleus & Associates, Nick worked for a large regional firm out of Dallas, Texas and, prior to that, was in-house counsel for the third-largest property and casualty insurer in the United States. He has successfully represented clients and tried cases throughout New Mexico related to wrongful death, automobile liability, subrogation, professional liability, premises liability, fraud, products liability, firearm negligence, construction defect, D&O liability, Americans with Disabilities Act compliance, and general civil litigation.

Nick graduated with a Juris Doctorate with honors from the University of New Mexico School of Law and was admitted to the State Bar of New Mexico in 2011. While in law school he clerked for the American Civil Liberties Union of New Mexico and worked as a research assistant for Professor James W. Ellis, lead counsel on Atkins v. Virginia, 536 U.S. 304 (2002).

Nick enjoys trial practice and has served as first chair for jury trials in Tierra Amarilla, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and Las Cruces. He takes the development of trial skills seriously and can often be found at the courthouse observing veteran trial lawyers.

Consumer, Disability Rights, Landlord/Tenant, Personal Injury/Wrongful Death, Police Misconduct

Izak Rosenfeld is the Associate General Counsel for Access Now (an international human rights organization that defends and extends the digital rights of users at risk) where he acts as global in-house counsel, advising on international operations and compliance, and facilitating the organization's policy, advocacy, digital security helpline, and grants programs. Prior to Access Now, Izak worked in commercial litigation and corporate law at a law firm in Toronto, Canada.

He is a licensed Attorney & Counselor at Law in New York (USA), and a Barrister & Solicitor in Ontario (Canada), with a Juris Doctor (JD) from the University of Melbourne Law School (Global Top-10 Law School), having also studied law at McGill University.

Izak is an active member of the legal community, and is currently serving as Associate Judge, Awards and Subgrants for the American Bar Association (ABA). In addition, Izak is a member of the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) International Law Section's Corporate Counsel Committee, NYSBA Dispute Resolution Section's International Dispute Resolution Committee, NYSBA Corporate Counsel Section's Pro Bono, Diversity, and Technology Committees, New York City Bar's In-House Counsel and International Law Committees, the ABA Young Lawyers Division’s International Law, Corporate Counsel, and Dispute Resolution Committees, the ABA International Law Section’s Privacy, Cybersecurity, and Digital Rights Committee, and the Association of Corporate Counsel's International Legal Affairs Network.

Outside of his practice, Izak serves as an Auxiliarist with the US Coast Guard, Environmental Law Associate (Pro Bono) with the Earth Law Center, Pro Bono Attorney with the ABA's Free Legal Answers Program, member of the Young Professionals' Council with World Animal Protection, Volunteer Attorney with the City Bar Justice Center, and a mentor with the NYSBA and Melbourne Law School. He is also a Digital Grassroots Ambassador for data privacy, and is a Lawyer Member and Mentor in the Harvard Law School Systemic Justice Project’s “Justice Initiative”.

Conflict Resolution, Contracts, International Law, Legislative/Lobbying, Non Profit Law