About Michael T.
Michael T. Schulenberg educated in Michigan. He earned a B.S. from Oakland University and a J.D. from Wayne State University Law School. Those credentials set the groundwork for a profession cut up between private practice and public prosecution.
He entered personal practice at Kerr, Russell and Weber as an affiliate in 2000. Early work there uncovered him to company life and the needs of client representation in a metropolitan placing. That opening yr additionally coincides together with his admission to practice in the United States Eastern District Courts of Michigan, where he remains licensed.
In 2003 he moved into public service as an Assistant State's Lawyer in the DeKalb County State's Lawyer's Office. The role positioned him in the county courtroom on a regular basis. It added prosecutorial knowledge to the legal proceedings background he began constructing in private practice.
Schulenberg keeps memberships in local bar groups. He is lively in the DeKalb Bar Association and the Kendall Bar Association. Those memberships mirror a practice lifestyles tied closely to regional courts and clients. He is licensed to practice in each Michigan and Illinois, permitting him to work on matters that cross state lines when necessary.
His recent workplace is Michael T. Schulenberg, Lawyer At Law. He runs a solo practice that draws on years in each the personal and public sectors. The practice handles matters arising beneath Michigan and Illinois law and consists of appearances in federal judiciary where licensed. Colleagues and court records show an attorney who moves among court advocacy and client counseling relying on what a case calls for.
Schulenberg’s career path is straightforward: strong state education, early private firm knowledge, a period in county government, and a go back to personal practice in his personal workplace. That blend gives him an understanding of how prosecutors and defense counsel function within the same nearby structures. He presently advocates for clients in state and federal matters in Michigan and Illinois and appears in the U.S. Eastern District of Michigan.
