We are pleased to announce that Kevin J. Campbell has been elected a partner at CMDA. “Kevin is an outstanding attorney whose strong writing, persuasion, and oral advocacy skills have led him to have a track record of success when handling complex, high-stakes cases,” said Chris Schultz, managing partner. “He is transparent with clients on the status of their cases, pays meticulous attention to detail, and offers a strategic mindset […]

CMDA partner Jim Acho and Kevin Campbell were asked by some clients to attend a designation by the City of Ann Arbor yesterday. They were honored to attend. Scroll down for the story (relayed by Jim Acho) in photos. This house located at 1345 Geddes Road in Ann Arbor is nice but a non-descript 1500 sq. ft. home, like any other home there. It is now a historic landmark. UM […]

CMDA attorney Kevin Campbell has been involved in the representation of former MLB players in recent years, relative to pensions. Among them is the case of former Atlanta Braves player Gary Cooper. Kevin was quoted in this article: Former Atlanta Braves outfielder Gary Cooper missed qualifying for an MLB pension by one day. Kevin recently attended a Roast benefiting former Detroit Tiger Ike Blessitt’s hitting academy. Mr. Blessitt is a […]

Kevin Campbell, an attorney in the Firm’s Livonia office, agreed to take on the plight of Gary Cooper (the ballplayer, not the actor) who is one game short of qualifying for his pension under MLB’s vesting requirements. Falling one game short was due to something unforeseen as you will see in this piece in today’s AndScape, an ESPN substack. CMDA partner Jim Acho, who heads up CMDA’s sports law section, […]

Please join us in welcoming Kevin J. Campbell to CMDA. An attorney in the Firm’s Livonia office, he is an experienced defense attorney with a diverse background that includes the litigation of complex commercial disputes, premises liability and no-fault cases, real estate disputes, constitutional controversies, cases involving alleged noncompliance with the Michigan Open Meetings Act, disputes pertaining to the Michigan law regarding personnel decision-making based on teacher evaluations (MCL 380.1248 […]