Attorney Serving Washtenaw County, MI
Legal concerns can arise during some of life's most difficult moments. An arrest, serious accident, financial hardship, or business disagreement can leave you uncertain about your rights and what to do next. The Law Office of Gary R. Lazar provides legal representation to individuals and businesses throughout Washtenaw County, Michigan. With a practice established in 1994, Gary handles criminal defense, personal injury, bankruptcy, and business law matters with a focus on direct communication and personal attention.
Practical Legal Representation for Individuals and Businesses
When you're dealing with a legal problem, understanding the facts and your available options is essential. Gary works directly with clients, reviewing their circumstances and explaining the legal considerations involved in their cases.
His criminal defense practice covers OWI and DUI charges, drug crimes, traffic violations, violent offenses, and white-collar criminal accusations. For individuals injured because of another party's negligence, the firm also handles personal injury matters involving automobile accidents, truck collisions, and other injury claims.
Gary also helps individuals navigate bankruptcy options, including Chapter 7, Chapter 11, and Chapter 13 proceedings. For business owners, the firm provides assistance with strategic planning, contract disputes, negotiations, mergers and acquisitions, and entertainment law.
Whether your concerns involve your personal finances, professional reputation, or future opportunities, you can speak directly with Gary about your circumstances.
Serving Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, and Communities Throughout Washtenaw County
Washtenaw County includes a combination of established cities, university communities, residential neighborhoods, and growing business districts. The Law Office of Gary R. Lazar serves clients throughout the county, including:
- Ann Arbor
- Ypsilanti
- Saline
- Chelsea
- Dexter
- Milan
- Manchester
- Whitmore Lake
- Belleville
- Ann Arbor Township
- Pittsfield Township
- Scio Township
- Superior Township
- Ypsilanti Township
- York Township
- Augusta Township
- Lodi Township
From the business and university communities of Ann Arbor to the residential areas of Ypsilanti, Saline, and Chelsea, Gary represents individuals and businesses dealing with a variety of legal matters.
Speak With Gary About Your Legal Concerns
The attorney-client relationship should begin with a conversation with the person who will actually handle your case. At the Law Office of Gary R. Lazar, Gary speaks directly with clients during the initial call and remains personally involved throughout their representation.
Whether you need criminal defense, assistance pursuing an injury claim, guidance with bankruptcy, or representation for a business matter, the firm is available to discuss your legal needs throughout Washtenaw County.
Call (586) 707-3914 to contact the Law Office of Gary R. Lazar.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Gary R. Lazar provide legal representation in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti?
Yes. The firm serves clients throughout Washtenaw County, including Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, Saline, Chelsea, Dexter, and surrounding communities.
What should I do if I'm facing criminal charges in Washtenaw County?
Consider speaking with a criminal defense attorney before making decisions about your case. Gary can review the circumstances of your arrest, explain your options, and discuss potential defense strategies.
Can Gary help with bankruptcy if I live in Washtenaw County?
Yes. The firm handles Chapter 7, Chapter 11, and Chapter 13 bankruptcy matters and can explain the requirements and differences between these options.
Does the firm represent people injured in automobile accidents?
Yes. Gary handles automobile accident and personal injury claims, pursuing compensation for applicable medical expenses, lost wages, future earnings, and property damage.
Will Gary personally handle my case?
Yes. Gary speaks directly with clients during the initial call and personally handles their cases throughout the representation.


