Dana Lakritz Marcus

      I graduated from the University of Michigan in 1996 as a Phi Beta Kappa with a Bachelor’s Degree in Sports Management and Communications. While at U-M, I was a member of the Women’s Varsity Softball Team and repeatedly achieved Academic All-Big Ten Honors. Thereafter, I attended Wayne State University Law School, where I graduated with Honors and was awarded the prestigious Order of the Coif, upon my graduation in 1998. While a law student, I was both an Oralist and a Brief Writer on the Moot Court Team. Upon graduation from Law School, I practiced in the field of business litigation at Butzel Long for three years, representing a diverse population of small proprietors as well as members of large corporations.
     In 2003, I joined the Firm of LaKritz Law, where I have concentrated my practice primarily in First and Third Party automobile No Fault litigation and in the the areas of premises law liability, dog bite litigation, and liquor liability litigation. I have extensive experience in Appellate practice and Federal civil litigation. I have been instrumental in allowing the Firm to achieve success in some of its largest settlements and Trial Verdicts. I am licensed to practice law in the State of Arizona and the State of Michigan. I am a member of the Michigan Association for Justice, the American Association for Justice, The Oakland County Bar Association and The Federal Bar Association. Also, I have been a member of Inns of Court (of the Oakland County Bar Association), a body of attorneys and Judges who regularly meet to discuss topical legal issues, and ways in which to improve legal services for clients.

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