Member Directory Search

Note: Spelling must be exact, no middle initials, extra spaces, or tabs. If unsure of or unsuccessful with first name search, please use last name field only.

Try our "starts with" search capability: If you are uncertain of the spelling of a member's name, please try entering the first few letters in the "last name" search box.

If searching on iPhone or iPad for a Last Name that includes an apostrophe (such as O'Malley or D'Angelo):

  • Press and hold the apostrophe key
  • A pop up with options will appear
  • Choose the straight apostrophe option (usually last in the list)

The search function below includes options to search by name, P number, and other basic data plus options to search by county, practice area, committee membership, section membership, and language. After selecting criteria and then clicking the Search button, focus will move to the search results. Before and after the search results, there will be skip links to return to this search criteria area

TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC

This online member directory provides basic information about attorneys licensed to practice in Michigan. The State Bar of Michigan (SBM) does not endorse and makes no representations about any attorney or advertiser on this site, or any products or services they offer. SBM does not guarantee the accuracy or adequacy of the content of its website or any websites to which it links. Membership in a section or committee indicates an attorney's interest in particular areas of law and does not demonstrate training, experience, or expertise. The information presented here can be useful in helping you find legal help, but because every case is unique, your decision to select a lawyer should not be based solely on information on this website.

Lawyers have an ethical duty to avoid conflicts of interest and may already represent a client in the same matter. Please do not e-mail the details of your legal matter to a lawyer. Instead, contact the lawyer first by phone to see if he or she has a conflict of interest and, if not, make an appointment to discuss your matter in person.