In The News

What to Know About Renting Boats and Vehicles

Barry Goodman discusses the important risks and responsibilities of renting boats or vehicles this summer.

The Long Tongue
of the Law

Ronita Bahri’s path to advocacy went through Iraq and Jordan

Jordan Acker’s Perspective into Ongoing Higher Education

Jordan Acker sits down with “Weekly Education” for Politico to examine the latest news in education politics.

Jordan Acker talks UM Graduation with WJR

Jordan Acker discusses UM graduation protests on WJR 760AM for All Talk with Jordan & Dietz.

Mark Brewer amends complaint against prosecutor

Mark Brewer, Goodman Acker attorney & ex-chair of MI Dem Party, presses for Lucido’s ethics accountability.

Lawsuit Filed to Disqualify Donald Trump

Mark Brewer filed lawsuit in Michigan to disqualify Donald Trump as a direct response to the Secretary of State.

Jordan Acker’s Opinion Essay in the New York Times

Jordan Acker shares his two cents on the future of college sports as a consultant on college athletics and governance.

Mark Brewer discusses National Popular Vote

If there is one thing former Michigan Democratic Party Chairman Mark Brewer and former Michigan Republican Party Chairman Saul Anuzis want to make clear, it’s that “every voter matters” in a presidential election.

New Partners at
Goodman Acker

Goodman Acker is pleased to announce our two new partners: Mark Brewer and Amanda Warner. Congratulations and thank you for your dedication and service to our firm!

Interview with WJR’s Business Biography

Co-founder Barry Goodman of the firm Goodman Acker, is a man on a mission and the intensity of his purpose is palpable.

Dos and Don’ts for
Plaintiffs’

Goodman Acker’s Nicole McCarthy presented on the dos and don’ts for plaintiffs’ attorneys at the Michigan Association for Justice this past week.

The Mission of the Michigan Association for Justice is to promote a fair and effective justice system and to support the work of attorneys in their efforts to ensure that any person who is injured by the misconduct or negligence of others can obtain justice in Michigan’s courtrooms.