This website has been created and is ATTORNEY ADVERTISING sponsored by the Stern Law, PLLC. Any use of this website is subject to our Terms of Use, Privacy Policy and Disclaimer. LemonLawCase does not provide legal services; LemonLawCase call center representatives are not permitted to and do not provide any legal or medical advice.
If legal services are sought, individuals will be directed to the Stern Law, PLLC and ONLY when an attorney-client relationship has been established as explained below, will legal services be provided by the Stern Law, PLLC, and/or other law firms with which they may affiliate. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Any information you provide will only be used in accordance with our Terms of Use, Privacy Policy and Disclaimer. By contacting LemonLawCase or the Stern Law, PLLC in any way, including by a link from this website, you certify that you agree to our Terms of Use, Privacy Policy and Disclaimer and wish to be contacted regarding your inquiry. Do not provide confidential information. No information provided by you will be treated as confidential unless and until 1) you request legal services and 2) an attorney-client relationship has been established by an Engagement Letter provided by us and signed by you. Submission of a contact form does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Services not available in North Carolina, Kentucky or Florida.
© Copyright 2024, Stern Law, PLLC. All rights reserved. The attorney responsible for this Website is Kenneth A. Stern of the law firm, Stern Law, PLLC, located at 41850 West Eleven Mile Rd., Ste. 121, Novi, Michigan 48375 (USA). Mr. Stern is a lawyer in good standing and is licensed to practice law in the states of Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee. In California, Mr. Stern is not admitted to practice law. However, Mr. Stern has been admitted pro hac vice, which enables him to temporarily practice with affiliated California lawyers before specific Federal Courts in California for limited purposes, including cases involving the Ford DPS6 PowerShift transmission (Los Angeles) and emissions issues affecting certain Fiat Chrysler EcoDiesel vehicles (San Francisco). Mr. Stern anticipates seeking admission pro hac vice before the California Federal Court presiding over the Nissan CVT litigation when a consolidated, multi-district legal proceeding is formed, enabling him to temporarily practice in that Court for limited purposes with affiliated California lawyers.
(844) 808-7529
Previous
(844) 808-7529