Attorney
Waterford Township, Michigan, 48327
Mr. Flynn maintains a robust appellate practice. He appears in the Michigan Supreme Court, Michigan Court of Appeals, and the United States Court of Appeals. Mr. Flynn’s most recent work at the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit resulted in the published decisions in Sandra Krause v Brian Jones, et al [2014], and United States v Bowers [2010]. The former case involved a civil rights excessive police force claim, while the latter case involved the scope of the commerce clause requirement in a federal criminal statute. His work at the Michigan Supreme Court includes a December 2015 oral argument in People v Robinson regarding the 4th Amendment’s “search and seizure” clause, and he wrote the brief leading to the published decision in People v Gillis which involved the “felony-murder” rule.
Flynn’s appellate practice is grounded in his service as a pre-hearing attorney for the Michigan Court of Appeals in Lansing, MI, and through five-years as an associate attorney in the appellate section of one of Michigan’s largest private law firms. Continuing his close connection to appellate jurisprudence, Mr. Flynn served as an appellate mediator on issues of family law for the Michigan Court of Appeals.
