Effective immediately we are ceasing in person legal business at our office through at least April 13, 2020. We take this step to comply with Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s Executive Order 2020-20.
In addition, we have designated members of our staff as critical infrastructure workers as required by Executive Order 2020-20 and as defined by guidelines issued by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. As attorneys working with vulnerable elderly and special needs persons our work takes us to the critical areas of healthcare, public safety, and financial services. Click to read more at today's blog post. The names of the designated workers are Madeleine Lamb and William Lamb. We will interpret the need for our workers to meet others in person based upon the requirements of the order.
Persons who seek legal advice should contact us by telephone and we can apply the requirements of the order to their particular situation.
Today’s executive order broadly directs Michigan businesses to cease in person operations. That said, it also allows Michigan residents to receive needed legal services. We provide legal help to people in the identified critical infrastructure services areas of Public Safety, Healthcare, and Financial Services.
To restate, nothing in the governor’s order prevents a person from getting necessary legal help for themself or another person. Call our office at (734) 476-4820 you have a question.
Stay home and stay safe.
- Bill Lamb
In addition, we have designated members of our staff as critical infrastructure workers as required by Executive Order 2020-20 and as defined by guidelines issued by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. As attorneys working with vulnerable elderly and special needs persons our work takes us to the critical areas of healthcare, public safety, and financial services. Click to read more at today's blog post. The names of the designated workers are Madeleine Lamb and William Lamb. We will interpret the need for our workers to meet others in person based upon the requirements of the order.
Persons who seek legal advice should contact us by telephone and we can apply the requirements of the order to their particular situation.
Today’s executive order broadly directs Michigan businesses to cease in person operations. That said, it also allows Michigan residents to receive needed legal services. We provide legal help to people in the identified critical infrastructure services areas of Public Safety, Healthcare, and Financial Services.
To restate, nothing in the governor’s order prevents a person from getting necessary legal help for themself or another person. Call our office at (734) 476-4820 you have a question.
Stay home and stay safe.
- Bill Lamb
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