Law Firm of Mekani, Orow, Mekani, Shallal & Hindo, P.C.

The law firm of Mekani, Orow, Mekani, Shallal & Hindo, P.C. offers a broad range of legal and consulting services to individuals and businesses engaged in various commercial or non-profit ventures.
We have earned our reputation of superior, distinguished service because we are dedicated to helping our clients achieve their business goals and improving their bottom line. Whether you are an entrepreneur, non-profit organization or Fortune 500 company. The Law Offices of Mekani, Orow, Mekani, Shallal & Hindo, P.C. offers what our clients value most: Professionalism, Integrity, Knowledge and Experience.
Rockind Law - Trial Lawyers

We are Michigan’s top criminal defense trial law firm, handling many of Michigan’s most prominent cases.
Rockind Law has obtained dismissals and acquittals in a wide variety of cases over our fifteen year history. The Rockind Law team defends adults and juveniles across the state of Michigan against felony and misdemeanor charges in state, federal or juvenile court. We have the experience, resources and track record to take on all types of criminal defense cases.
Our award-winning attorneys are the very best in the business. Early in his career, President and founder Neil Rockind, a University of Michigan undergraduate and Wayne State University Law School graduate, tried cases on behalf of the state of Michigan as an assistant prosecutor, earning the nickname, “The Rockweiler” for his reputation of being a fearless, fierce and fiery advocate. For fifteen years, Neil has brought that same tenacious client advocacy to the criminal defense side. Rockind Law associate, Colin Daniels, is also a tireless advocate for his clients and, among his many honors, was named one of Michigan’s Rising Star Attorneys by Michigan Super Lawyers Magazine.
When you choose the Rockind Law team to defend you against criminal charges, we draw a line. On our side of that line is your future as you envision it: free of the consequences of criminal conviction. On the other side of the line is the opposition, with their threats of jail time, fines and the potential to ruin your life.
The Rockind Law team uses our extensive knowledge and experience to stop the prosecution from crossing that line. We will work tirelessly to obtain a fair settlement for you.
Learn what it is like to have someone fight for you. Unlike the majority of lawyers who claim “not to take it personally,” we do just that: take your case personally. It is personal to you so it is personal to us. We are ready to help and will stand beside you until get you the justice you deserve.
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Judges at a Women Lawyers Association of Michigan panel were all too willing to talk about attorney courtroom practices that rile them up — from citing improper case law for attorney’s fees to letting a client represent himself at an arraignment.
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Professional Responsibility – Effective of settlement on workers’ compensation benefits disputed
A plaintiff can get to the jury on her claim that her attorney negligently advised her regarding the effect of her no-fault settlement would have on her receipt of workers’ compensation benefits.
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View transcript from oral arguments in Supreme Court cases on gay marriage
Lawyers presented oral arguments before the Supreme Court on Tuesday in same-sex marriage cases out of Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Skydive Tecumseh forced to land elsewhere pending outcome of lawsuit
A longtime southeastern Michigan skydiving operation is grounded during a lawsuit between the company and an airport.
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Ex-law clerk can’t sue firm for defamation, legal malpractice
A trial court properly dismissed an attorney’s defamation and legal-malpractice claims against the firm where he clerked while in law school, the Michigan Court of Appeals has decided.
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Real Property – Nuisance claim arising from set-back violation was untimely
The trial court correctly determined that plaintiff’s nuisance-abatement suit was untimely but, on remand, must consider defendant’s request for costs and attorney’s fees.
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Department of Justice files lawsuit against Quicken Loans (UPDATED)
The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against Quicken Loans Thursday.According to published reports, it is accusing the Detroit-based lender of violating mortgage underwriting rules causing losses in the millions of dollars to the U.S. Housing and Urban Development agency.Quicken Loans has not released a statement regarding the allegations as of yet.
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Exonerees would be compensated by state under proposed bill
Newly introduced legislation would allow for the wrongly convicted to be compensated $60,000 for every year he or she was incarcerated, in addition to economic damages and attorney’s fees.
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