About Justin
Justin Bahrie graduated from Michigan State University College of Law in 2012 after finishing his undergraduate research at Michigan State University. He left law program geared up for court work and appeals practice, prepared to enter a Michigan bar and the federal courts that hear appeals from this area.
His professional legal career has mixed court appearances and expert affiliation involvement. He is admitted to practice in Michigan and is also licensed to the United States Supreme Court and the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. Since 2012 he has been a member of the Michigan Association for Justice, collaborating in the company that connects trial lawyers throughout the state.
Bahrie constructed his practice thru Bahrie Law. Over the years he has represented clients in things that proceed in state trial courts and, when suitable, in federal appellate forums. His admissions to the Sixth Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court allow him to take cases past the trial level when appeals or certiorari petitions turn out to be necessary.
Colleagues describe him as targeted within the courtroom and planned in making ready appellate filings. He combines courtroom experience with appellate briefing, dealing with motions, preservation of problems for attraction, and appellate argument when instances pass to higher courts. That combination may be essential for clients who want work done at each the trial and appeals levels of legal proceedings.
Outside of casework he has maintained ties to the legal community through his persisted club in professional organizations. His long-status affiliation with the Michigan Association for Justice dates to the year he completed law program and has been a part of his professional lifestyles since then.
Today he practices beneath the Bahrie Law call. He seems in Michigan courts and in federal appellate courts the place he's licensed, and he represents clients in things that may require trial-degree advocacy and appellate follow-thru. He currently concentrates his practice at Bahrie Law, representing clients in Michigan and in federal appellate hearings.
