Firm Overview

Michigan Criminal Defense, Divorce & Family Law, Plaintiff's Police Misconduct and Grievance Defense Law Firm

I began my legal career in 1976, and have been working and helping people throughout Michigan ever since. I established my own private practice in 1981, and concentrate in the areas of criminal defense, divorce and family law, plaintiff's police misconduct (representing the victim's of police brutality in civil actions against law enforcement officers) and representing lawyers, doctors, and other licensed professionals when they are accused of violations of their professional standards.

With over 300 jury trials and countless more bench trials, evidentiary hearings, and hearings in contested matters under my belt, I am often sought after for my court room experience. In Wayne County, I have been a faculty member of the Criminal Advocacy Program (CAP) since its inception over 20 years ago, and have been on its Board of Directors for about 15 years. I am a member of the teaching faculty at the annual Criminal Trial College hosted by the Criminal Defense Attorneys of Michigan.  I taught at their 2005, 2006, and 2007 summer sessions, and I will be teaching at their upcoming session in 2008.  I am a lecturer for Michigan's Institute for Continuing Legal Education (http://www.icle.org ) and spoke at their seminar on "Effective Sentencing Advocacy" in Troy, in February 2007.

Please contact the law offices of Thomas M. Loeb  to learn more about how my criminal defense, professional grievance, police misconduct and family law firm can help you. All potential clients receive free initial consultations. Centered in Farmington Hills, Michigan, I regularly help the people of Detroit, Oakland County, the Tri-County area, Wayne County, Macomb County, Livingston County, and other areas throughout Michigan.