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Sean M. Mc Nally

Michigan

Sean M. Mc Nally has appeared in 60 court cases in our database. View their complete case history and outcome statistics below.

60
Total Cases
11
Resolved

About

Sean McNally comes from a long line of legal professionals, with four generations of the family having practiced law in Michigan consistently since 1927. The son of the longest serving judge in the history of Michigans 33rd District Court, Sean knows what it takes to succeed in litigation against major insurance companies. Sean is a zealous advocate in the courtrooms who thrills in the opportunity to bring his clients the justice they deserve. Sean attended James Madison College at Michigan State University, and Wayne State University Law School, focusing on studies that would prepare him for civil litigation, and received his law degree in 2013. He has been in the trenches ever since, litigating car accident cases, premises cases, products liability cases, and more. Sean is a member of local, statewide, and national legal organizations including Michigan Association for Justice, American Association for Justice, and Downriver Bar Association. He volunteers his time as a member of the charitable organization, Rotary Club of Trenton. In his free time he plays golf with friends and family at West Shore Golf and Country Club. Areas of Practice Truck Accidents Car Accidents Personal Injury Premises Liability Bar Admissions Michigan, 2013 Education Wayne State University Law School, Detroit, Michigan J. D. - 2013 James Madison College at Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan B. S. - 2010 Trenton High School Professional Associations and Memberships Michigan Association for Justice, Member, 2014 to Present Downriver Bar Association, Member, 2013 to Present American Association for Justice, Member, 2017 to Present

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