Mickey Larson

I was born and raised in Michigan�s Upper Peninsula, where I grew up playing sports, fishing, camping, and otherwise enjoying the outdoors. My wife, my three children, and I continue to enjoy those activities below the Bridge. I began my post-secondary education at Bay de Noc Community College, where I earned an associate�s degree in computer accounting. After spending two years at Grand Valley State University studying the natural sciences, I followed the woman who has since become my wife to Arizona. There I graduated with highest honors from Barrett, The Honors College at Arizona State University, earning a bachelor�s degree in political science. I completed my formal education by earning a Juris Doctor degree from The University of Michigan Law School, where I served as a Student Attorney for the Child Advocacy Law Clinic, as Vice President of the Real Estate Law Society, and as captain of the Law School�s �MLaw� Recreational Hockey Team. My decision to open my own practice came in part from a desire to prove to myself and to those I have the opportunity to represent that top-notch legal service and top-notch client service are not mutually exclusive. I believe that no client should feel compelled to sacrifice one in order to get the other, and I work diligently to provide both. How I Can Save You Time and Money All of my cases, regardless of the nature and scope of the problems they involve, are handled promptly and efficiently. While my ethical code of conduct prohibits me from guaranteeing a particular outcome in any matter, I can assure you that I do my best to handle my clients� matters in the manner that is most likely to achieve my clients� goals without emptying my clients� pockets. In keeping with my goal of providing both top-notch legal service and top-notch client service, and to help my clients achieve the outcomes they desire, all of my clients receive a secure user name and password that allows them to log in to my client portal. Once logged in, clients can view, upload, and download case-related documents, including documents that have been or will be filed with the court and correspondence to and from other parties. Clients are also able to view, download, print and pay any outstanding invoices and review a calendar which lists important case-related dates and deadlines.