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About Canon Thomas
Canon Thomas is an Attorney in the Litigation Department at Mike Morse Injury Law Firm in Michigan, dedicated to helping injured people recover.
Thomas earned his Juris Doctor magna cum laude from Western State College of Law and his Bachelor's degree in Entrepreneurship from the University of Michigan. He is admitted to practice in the Michigan and California State Bars.
Thomas previously operated a solo law practice in Michigan and California focused on family and financial protection. During undergrad, he co-founded ReliveTheBAR, an organization strengthening connections between Black students and U of M alumni, for which he received the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Spirit Award. In law school, he earned the Witkin Award for Academic Excellence in multiple subjects and served as President of the Student Bar Association and Business Editor of the Western State Law Review Journal.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Mike Morse Injury Law Firm
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A Wayne County jury awarded $75 million against Nicholas Remington, who gave 21-year-old Denis Preka a fatal dose of MDMA disguised as Adderall, in what reporters described as Michigan's largest verdict for a single death.
A Genesee County jury awarded Amber Briolat $8.3 million for injuries from a 2014 intersection crash, after Auto-Owners Insurance contested fault and offered her only $300,000 before trial.
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