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Carrie Provenzano

Marty is a great attorney but above that, he is a great man. He knows the construction industry and knows how to solve problems. He is loyal, honorable, and dedicated.

Carrie ProvenzanoPresiden Supreme Heating & Cooling

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Marty is an excellent attorney. We consult him on a wide range of billing and contract issues. He is very efficient, and gets to heart of matter quickly.

Andy Shmina PresidentA.Z. Schmina

Marty is a great attorney but above that, he is a great man. He knows the construction industry and knows how to solve problems. He is loyal, honorable, and dedicated.

Carrie ProvenzanoPresiden Supreme Heating & Cooling

I’ve known Marty for over 20 years, and he is the best in the business. He reviews our contracts for subs, trade and suppliers. After his review, I know they are right.

“Marty is knowledgeable, fair, and reasonably priced.

Michael CarollCFOGeorge W. Auch Company

Recently he went to court against a general contractor and a bonding company. He knew his facts, knew how to prosecute and knew how to read the judge.

Steve SchneiderPresidentWyandotte Electric

Marty does an outstanding job for Davis Iron Works. If we want to fix the problem ourselves, he offers advice. But if we need him to step in, he takes care of business.

“Marty is an expert at construction lien law.

Frank Nehr Jr.Executive VPDavis Iron Works

I’ve known Marty for over 25 years, and I can tell you he is an excellent attorney. He is a tireless advocate for his clients, and still finds time through Cam Tech to help train contractors in the many facets of Michigan’s lien law.

Kevin KoehlerPresidentConstruction Association of Michigan (CAM)

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