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Mark E. Hills Partner

Mark Hills Trial Law Attorney
Office
Grand Rapids, Grand Haven
Phone
616/336-6502
Fax
616/336-7000
Email
mehills@varnumlaw.com
mehills@varnumlaw.com
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Assistant
Deb Ryerson, 616/336-6747
Stephanie Strong, 616/743-4050
Theresa DeVries, 616/743-4051
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Trial Experience

Mark is member of the Trial Practice Group. His practice focuses on commercial, construction, real estate and land use litigation.

Professional Activities

  • State Bar of Michigan: Litigation Section; Litigation Section; Real Property Section
  • Wisconsin Bar Association: Litigation Section
  • Ottawa County Bar Association
  • Grand Rapids Bar Association: Litigation Section; Real Property Section; Jury Representation Committee
  • Ottawa County Bar Association
  • Associated Builders and Contractors (Affiliate Member)
  • State Certified Civil Mediator

Bar Admissions

  • United States Supreme Court
  • United States Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit
  • United States Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit
  • United States Court of Federal Claims
  • United States District Court for the Western District of Michigan
  • United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan
  • United States District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin
  • All Michigan State Courts
  • All Wisconsin State Courts

Community Activities

  • City of Grand Haven, Michigan (Construction Board of Appeals, 2004 - 2009; Planning Commission, 2010 - present)
  • Rotary Club of Grand Haven

Mark has been involved in community-related activities through his career. From 1996 to 1998, he served as Legal Counsel to the Michigan Junior Chamber of Commerce as well as the Tri-Cities Habitat for Humanity Construction Committee from 2006 to 2007. In addition to his work with the Jaycees, Mark has served as a volunteer Junior Achievement instructor.

Education

  • University of Toledo College of Law
    Toledo, Ohio
    J.D., May 1992
  • University of Michigan
    Ann Arbor, Michigan
    B.A., Political Science, April 1989
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