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Joshua Farr

Mike Morse Injury Law Firm

Personal InjurySocial Security DisabilityAnimal & Dog Law
Southfield, Michigan(855) 434-2413
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Michigan
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About

Joshua B. Farr graduated from Central Michigan University with a Bachelor of Science in Philosophy and Political Science in December of 2003. He attended Thomas M. Cooley Law School, where he graduated Cum Laude in January of 2010. He began his career in general practice with the Landau group where he had interned during Law School. From there he was hired as an Assistant General Counsel of an International Property Ownership and Management company. He was moved into the General Counsel role managing the legal affairs and overseeing litigation throughout the country. He served a dual role during this time as the Chief Human Resources Officer as well, before leaving to open his own practice. Prior to joining the Mike Morse Law Firm in October of 2013, he maintained clients in domestic litigation, criminal defense, contract law, and landlord tenant law. In his free time, Joshua enjoys camping, hiking, fishing and hunting, as well as playing sports and spending time with friends and family.

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24901 Northwestern Hwy, Southfield, Michigan, 48075, United StatesSouthfield, Michigan, 48075

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MichiganState Bar of Michigan

Education

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Central Michigan UniversityB.S. | Philosophy & Political Science
Western Michigan University Cooley Law SchoolJ.D. (2010)

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State Bar of Michigan # P74107Member

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Contingent Fees Mike Morse Law Firm operates under a contingency fee policy, which is why we always say you pay no fees until we win. Anything paid to us for legal services we undertake – including filing costs, investigation charges, expert witness research and travel expenses, and much more – comes from the settlement funds, not from your own pocket.

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