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SOUTHFIELD, Mich., May 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Mike Morse Law Firm is proud to announce
Michigan Lawyers Weekly has named Janieasha Freelove-Sewell to its 2021 class of Up & Coming Lawyers. This class of just 25 consists of Michigan lawyers who have established a name for themselves in their first 10 years of practice by displaying ambition, drive, and accomplishments that have made them stand out amongst their peers.
Janieasha earned her juris doctor from Michigan State University College of Law in 2017 and her B.A., in English and Spanish, from Georgetown University in 2008. She joined the Mike Morse Law Firm team in 2017 as a personal injury attorney. She vigorously represents clients who have been involved in motor vehicle crashes, hit and runs, and dog bite incidents. She advises clients regarding their auto insurance benefits and their rights under the no-fault law.
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Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge added attorney Brooke A. Johnston to its Grand Rapids office.
She specializes in medical malpractice defense litigation, representing hospitals, nurses and other health care providers throughout Michigan.
Prior to joining Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge, Johnston practiced as a litigation attorney in Detroit and Dearborn, working in both the private and public interest sector. She has represented insurance companies in fraud and coverage priority disputes.
Johnston worked on a COVID-19 litigation team that sought to mitigate pandemic-related homelessness. In this role, she secured negotiations or litigations for continued housing stability of over 100 Michigan households.