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Colasuonno Serves as Mediator for Tax Tribunal

Ralph Colasuonno, a partner at Aloia Law, is now an approved civil mediator with the Michigan Tax Tribunal. Ralph brings 25-plus years of experience in litigating and resolving real property tax appeals before the Michigan Tax Tribunal to his mediation practice. Ralph...

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SEVEN ALOIA LAW ATTORNEYS NAMED 2024 MICHIGAN SUPER LAWYERS

We are honored to have SEVEN lawyers named to Super Lawyers this year! Aloia Law strives every day to provide our clients with superb legal advice and service from our seasoned and professional legal team. Super Lawyers, part of Thomson Reuters, is a rating service of...

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Nina Lotarski appointed as Treasurer for WLAM

We are proud to announce that Nina Lotarski has been appointed as the Macomb County Treasurer for the Women Lawyers Association of Michigan (WLAM). As a seasoned attorney, Nina has consistently advocated for justice and equality, making her an exemplary choice to...

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BEN ALOIA APPOINTED TO DE LA SALLE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

Ben Aloia (91’) has been appointed to the De La Salle Board of Trustees. He is the President of Aloia Law, a law firm based in Macomb County, that specializes in complex business, commercial real estate, and municipal litigation and transactions. Ben formerly served...

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Aloia Law wins two appeals in one day!

On May 18, 2023, the Michigan Court of Appeals issued two separate opinions affirming circuit court victories for Aloia Law clients in two unrelated shareholder/membership disputes. Aaron Keyes, a partner at Aloia Law, served as lead counsel in both cases and their...

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Aloia Leads Macomb Township’s Victory in Contentious Case

The U.S. District Court recently dismissed Macomb Township’s former Human Resources/General Counsel’s denial of due process claim pursuant to 42 U.S.C.A 1983, when it held that he was not entitled to a termination hearing. “We are pleased with the result,” said Ben...

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Commercial and industrial real property tax appeals

Attention all owners of commercial and industrial real properties in Michigan: Around the end of February, you should receive in the mail a “Notice of Assessment, Taxable Valuation, and Property Classification” from your local assessor for each parcel of real property...

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