Keith L Altman

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Keith L Altman

also known as K Altman Law

3.1
Rating: 6.9

Licensed for 18 years

Education Lawyer at Farmington Hills, MI
Practice Areas: Education, Class Action, Civil Rights ... +4 more

30474 Fox Club Drive, Farmington Hills, MI

Virtual Consultation Available

About Keith

Biography

A seasoned lawyer specializing in student defense, Title IX and complex litigation.

We Take Tough Cases That Other Law Firms Avoid!

We Take Tough Cases That Other Law Firms Avoid!

We Take Tough Cases That Other Law Firms Avoid!

We Take Tough Cases That Other Law Firms Avoid!

A seasoned lawyer specializing in student defense, Title IX and complex litigation.

We Take Tough Cases That Other Law Firms Avoid!

Practice Areas

7

Practice Areas

Education 50%

Specialist in School Law and Title IX

9 years | 300 cases

50%
Civil Rights 10%

20 cases

10%
Class Action 10%

18 years | 8 cases

10%
Consumer Protection 10%

10 cases

10%
Litigation 10%

20 cases

10%
Defective and Dangerous Products 5%

Specialize in complex pharmaceutical torts and adverse events due to defective products. Also specialize in all aspects of electronic discovery and forensic data analysis

18 years | 100 cases

5%
Employment and Labor 5%

5%

Fees and Rates

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Awards

Top Contributor
Top Contributor
2024 2023
Client's Choice
Client's Choice
2023 2022

Licenses

Licensed in Michigan for 9 years

State: Michigan

Acquired: 2017

Active in Good Standing

No misconduct found

Licensed in California for 18 years

State: California

Acquired: 2008

Active

No misconduct found

Licensed in Illinois

State: Illinois

Active Out of State Lawyer - Permitted to Practice

No misconduct found

Location

The Law Office of Keith Altman, PLLC

30474 Fox Club Drive, Farmington Hills, MI, 48331

kaltmanlaw.com

Keith L Altman's Reviews

Avvo Review Score

3.1 /5.0

53 Client Reviews

Showing 1 - 5 of 19 reviews | Cost of Services

Posted by Tabitha Danner | March 11, 2023 | Hired Attorney

Tanner Brook's is an amazing person!

I hired Altman law firm because my son was assaulted in school by a teacher. They didn't think we had enough evidence and ended up dropping the case but not before they made sure my son was safe and in an environment where it wouldn't happen again. Tanner Brook's is a God Sent. The firm didn't charge... me a dime. They actually cared about my son. That's rare these days. Tanner was there with me from the beginning to the end. I'll forever be grateful. :-)

Keith Altman

Replied last March 13, 2023

We appreciate your positive feedback and are glad to hear that everything worked out for your son.

Posted by anonymous | March 02, 2023 | Hired Attorney

Great Help

Tanner Brooks was very helpful throughout the entire process. He was very available for me, answering phone calls and emails promptly. There were even a couple instances when I needed advice that was more time-sensitive, and Tanner still picked up when I called and provided that advice and reassuranc...e. During the interview, Tanner listened to my side of the story and also my concerns. He helped draft the appeal letter promptly and it was written very well. I was concerned about paying the invoice upfront, especially since it was a bit expensive for me, but I am glad I did because I had full confidence throughout the process that they would get the job done.

Keith Altman

Replied last March 13, 2023

I'm so happy to hear about your satisfaction with my firm. My best wishes for you moving forward!

Posted by anonymous | August 04, 2026 | Hired Attorney

Expensive Representation, Disappointing Outcome

I retained K Altman Law to represent my daughter in a complex student discipline matter involving a charter school. Before the representation began, I paid a $300 consultation fee followed by a fixed legal fee of $13,000, expecting experienced representation that would help correct her school record ...and pursue meaningful relief. Over the course of the representation, my case was reassigned 3 times to another attorney. As a client, I felt I had to repeatedly bring new attorneys up to speed, and I never felt that one attorney had complete ownership of my case from beginning to end. That lack of continuity made it difficult to feel confident that every attorney fully understood the history and complexities of the matter. During the representation, one attorney told me they believed there was sufficient evidence to sue the school. They explained how such a lawsuit could proceed and even discussed the potential damages that might be sought. About two weeks later, after very little communication, I was informed that litigation was no longer being pursued. When I asked why the firm's position had changed so dramatically, I did not receive an explanation that I found satisfactory. The firm participated in hearings, appeals, and communications with the school. However, after nearly two years of representation, none of the primary objectives for which I retained the firm were ultimately achieved. My daughter's disciplinary record remains unresolved, the school was not held accountable, and the firm declined my request for any refund or fee adjustment. I understand that attorneys cannot guarantee results. However, after investing $13,300 in this representation, I expected greater continuity, clearer communication about major strategic decisions, and a more meaningful outcome. Parents facing a school disciplinary matter should carefully discuss who will be handling their case throughout the representation, how major strategic decisions will be made, and what they can realistically expect before making a significant financial commitment.

Keith Altman

Replied last August 07, 2026

K Altman Law takes client concerns seriously. We strive to provide clear engagement terms, diligent advocacy, and professional communication in every matter. Because of our ethical obligations, we cannot respond in a public forum to statements about any individual’s matter, the scope of representation, communications, staffing, strategy, or records. Public reviews do not present the full context of legal representation, and confidentiality rules prevent us from addressing many assertions even when we disagree with them. Our engagements are governed by written agreements that describe the scope of services, staffing model, and fee structure. We do not guarantee outcomes, particularly where final decisions are controlled by schools, universities, or other third parties. If a former client wishes to discuss concerns directly, we remain willing to do so through appropriate private channels.

Posted by Betty | February 01, 2026 | Hired Attorney

Scammers

I paid this lawyer $11,000 and he did nothing but take my money. I was in my last Semester at Roane State Nursing, and the Disability Dept. The Asst. Dean and Instructor worked hand in hand to prevent me from graduating. I gave proof to support my claim, and he agreed to take the case, long story sh...ort, I paid $350 for a consultation, and another $11,000 and all they did was tell me what the school dtated they were not willing to do. I never received an opportunity to meet wth the legal team and the college to discuss my case. Altman sent me emails through the portal stating they did not get a response from the college on several occasions, Then I received a letter stating they were closing my case. It seems as if they take large sums of money from their clients ad deliver nothing. I have over $80,000 in student debt, and for a firm to take advantage of vulnerable people is devastating. Do not waste your money and time with this law firm they will scam you and give nothing in return!

Keith Altman

Replied last May 30, 2026

We disagree with your characterization of the work performed in your matter. Our records reflect that your engagement involved substantial advocacy work, including written submissions to the institution’s counsel, a conference with General Counsel, repeated follow-up efforts over several months, a formal demand letter, receipt and transmission of the school’s response, and subsequent records work in connection with possible next steps. Because we take client confidentiality seriously, we will not discuss the details of your matter in a public forum.

Posted by Travis | January 16, 2026

Not organized

Scheduled consultation with one attorney at 10:00a, was rescheduled with a different attorney at 3:30p. Was texted 4 times we are running 5 minutes behind consecutively. Called and got refunded for my consultation.

Keith Altman

Replied last March 09, 2026

hank you, Travis, for sharing your feedback. I am sorry to hear that your consultation experience did not meet expectations. In our effort to provide excellent service, our attorneys sometimes need to move quickly to address client concerns, and on occasion consultations run longer than anticipated in order to provide the best value, which can impact scheduling. We take feedback seriously and would appreciate the opportunity to learn more. Please contact us directly at [email protected] so we can address your concerns. – The K Altman Law Team

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Experience

Rating:  6.9 (Good)

Work Experience

2010 - Present

Owner / Senior Attorney, KAltman Law

Associations

2017 - Present

Michigan Bar Association

Member

2008 - Present

State Bar of California

Member

1997 - Present

American Association for Justice

Founder of the Electronic Litigation Group

Education

2008

Suny Ctr At Stony Brook

BS - Bachelor of Science

2008

Concord Law School

JD - Juris Doctor

Speaking Engagements

2020

AAJ Annual Convention

Electronic Discovery

2010

AAJ Annual Meeting

Electronic Discovery

2009

AAJ Annual Meeting

Electronic Discovery

Publications

2005

Trial (American Association for Justice) Deciphering the Adverse Event Reporting System

Languages

English

Spanish

Activity

Top Contributor

Keith earned significant contribution points in 2024.

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