She brings decades of experience as a pre-trial practice training coordinator, a litigation training coordinator, and a legal case management coordinator.
Ms.
Coleman had a large umbrella of responsibility, holding multiple important positions at the UAW in several of their satellite locations. With the constant influx of new court cases, she quickly learned to wear many hats and climbed the hierarchy at the UAW from staff attorney to Supervising Attorney and finally Managing Attorney.
This heavy litigation experience helped make her a well-researched and thorough litigator. An attorney with vast courtroom experience, Ms.
Coleman prefers the action of the courtroom and it shows in her zealous representation of her clients and the number of cases in which she prevailed for her clients.25 years’ Experience Synopsis: The advantage of working at the UAW is that Ms.
Coleman was consistently challenged by a wave of legal cases with many and varied issues, an advantage to any type of client whether it is a union member or non-union client. In the current business climate, attorneys are scrambling for cases to keep their practice alive, but Ms.
Coleman is someone whose representation is highly sought after.
She is busy representing her clients and getting them desired results.
She leaves the marketing to those other firms that are constantly looking for work.
For years, Ms.
Coleman has managed multiple cases and was Senior Trial Attorney for the cases for the majority of her career.
Especially in the area of complex probate matters and construction litigation, Ms.
Coleman has been asked to consult on cases with other attorneys on numerous occasions.
