Smith Haughey recently obtained a decisive victory for our client, a widow, who sought recovery of assets that belonged to her deceased husband but had been taken by his ex-wife from a prior marriage in violation of their divorce decree.
Not only were the assets awarded to our client, but the probate judge ordered treble damages because of the fra…
Read moreSmith Haughey successfully represented a physician in federal court in a case alleging that he had violated numerous constitutional rights by failing to properly address and treat his patient’s medical needs.
Attorney John Kruis obtained a dismissal of all claims against our client in the district court. The patient appealed to the United States C…
Read moreSmith Haughey Rice & Roegge is pleased to announce that attorney Kenneth D. Seale has joined the firm as a shareholder in the Grand Rapids office. Ken joins Smith Haughey with nearly 20 years of experience and will be practicing in the firm’s medical malpractice defense practice group.
Ken joins Smith Haughey from Chicago, where he was a partn…
Read moreGrand Rapids attorney Kristen Guinn has been named a member of the Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel (FDCC).
The FDCC, composed of recognized leaders in the legal community who have achieved professional distinction, is dedicated to promoting knowledge, fellowship, and professionalism of its members as they pursue the course of a balan…
Read moreSmith Haughey attorney Mike Doversberger has been named to the Holland Museum's Board of Directors.
Mike, who practices in the firm's Holland office, will also serve on the museum's collections committee, which reviews and accepts new items of history and significance.
"I think having passion and pride for where you live is good for the communit…
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