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Robert A. Farr Jr.
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Licensed in Michigan for 23 years
State: Michigan
Acquired: 2002
No misconduct found
Location
SACHS WALDMAN PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
1000 Farmer Street, Detroit, MI, 48226
Henry Ford Health System
1 Ford Pl Ste 4 F, Detroit, MI, 48202-3450
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"I endorse this lawyer. Robert was my opposing counsel in what started out as a contentious case involving copyright and the GNU General Public License. We were able quickly to put aside the hard feelings of clients, and to work together to develop a solution that everyone could live with. Robert's written work was solid, and he had a good grasp of the issues. I would be happy to work together with Robert again either as opposing counsel or as co-counsel. He is a zealous and effective advocate for his clients, but also knows how to stay on the "effective advocacy" side of the line, while not crossing over into the zone where litigation can get unpleasant."
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Experience
Associations
State Bar of Michigan
Member
American Bar Association
Member
Education
2002
Wayne State University Law School
JD - Juris Doctor
1999
Saginaw Valley State University
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Publications
2003
Wayne Law Review
The Intersection of the Statutory Arbitration and At-Will Doctrines in Michigan: Reconciling a Perceived Incompatibility in Heurtebise