Dalton & Tomich is pleased to provide legal services to a variety of nonprofits located across the state of Michigan and nationwide. One of the
In November 2013, Dalton & Tomich relocated from Bloomfield Hills to our new offices in downtown Detroit, located in the historic Chrysler House (formerly the
The attorneys at Dalton & Tomich are national leaders in the area of religious land use litigation, and have successfully represented a variety of religious
Michigan was recently approved as one of two EB-5 Regional Centers. Recent press releases issued by Governor Snyder and the MEDC indicate the Michigan EB-5
Michigan was recently approved as one of two EB-5 Regional Centers. Recent press releases issued by Governor Snyder and the MEDC indicate the Michigan EB-5
The New Economy Initiative has announced a second round of funding that will benefit innovative companies in Detroit. As initially reported by Sherri Welch, in
The New Economy Initiative has announced a second round of funding that will benefit innovative companies in Detroit. As initially reported by Sherri Welch, in
Dalton & Tomich PLC welcomes Lawrence Opalewski as an attorney with the firm. Larry is a talented and energetic attorney who we are excited to
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) recently issued a bulletin, CFPB Bulletin 2013-12, to provide guidance in implementing some of the 2013 Real Estate Settlement
Kate Brink was recently accepted to participate in the Detroit Metropolitan Bar Association’s Inn of Court mentorship program. The program involves monthly, team-led presentations that
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