O'Reilly Rancilio Law Clerk Dean Michel Recognized By The Oakland County Legal News

July 30th, 2019

The Oakland County Legal News recognized O’Reilly Rancilio summer law clerk Dean Michel in their July 29, 2019 edition. The article, titled “Litigation Vocation: Movies inspired student to enter the legal field,” focused on what motivated Dean to pursue a career in law, his academic achievements, his future endeavors in law and beyond, and his interests. Congrats Dean!

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