Back to Search Results Timothy Mulligan 6.4 Good Experience Industry Recognition Professional Conduct Find out more about the Avvo Rating Client Ratings Not yet reviewed Former client? Write a review No professional misconduct found. E-mail Lawyer Add to list Lawyer's website Send to a friend Overview Practice Areas 30% Litigation 9 years, 100 cases 15% Insurance 10 years, 15 cases 10% State, Local And Municipal Law 6 years, 25 cases 10% Civil Rights 6 years, 25 cases 10% Medical Malpractice 6 years, 15 cases 10% Constitutional 6 years, 25 cases 10% Contracts / Agreements 4 years, 10 cases 5% Land Use / Zoning 6 years, 35 cases Show all areas of practice Hide additional areas of practice Contact Information 3020 West Grand Boulevard Suite 14-300 Detroit, MI 48202 Office: 313-972-●●●● - show View map E-mail this lawyer Visit lawyer's website Languages Spanish References Client Reviews How would you rate this lawyer? If you're a current or former client, share your thoughts (anonymously, if you prefer). Would you recommend this lawyer to other clients? Review this lawyer Endorsements Endorse a fellow lawyer, get more visits to your profile In addition to providing a simple way to express your gratitude to fellow lawyers, any time you add an endorsement to a peer's profile, a link to your profile will appear on it. Endorse this lawyer Résumé Licenses 13 years since Timothy Mulligan was first licensed to practice law in MI. See license details Hide license details State License status Year acquired Last updated by Avvo Michigan Active 1996 11/20/2008 We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer. Work Experience Position Duration Judicial Attorney at Michigan Court of Appeals 2005–present Education School Major Degree Graduated University of Detroit Mercy School of Law Law J.D. 1996 Litigation Resources Litigating Claims for Lead Poisoned Children Posted in Litigation. Am I subject to texas exemptions as far as assetts or the state in which someone is suing me? 1 answer, Austin, TX Litigation Overview Posted in Litigation. Can I motion for new trial on new evidence in response to new pleadings made by plaintiff without having asked for continuance? 1 answer, Austin, TX View all Litigation Answers & Advice