Robert S. Mullen, experienced Criminal Defense, Litigation attorney in Plymouth, MI with 23 reviews
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Robert S. Mullen

710 N Mill St, Plymouth, MI

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Vincent toia

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15 Dec, 2024
Fantastic Attorney, no bs. Mr. Mullen is a really great attorney. Thank you Vince and Lori Toia
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Steve m

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06 Nov, 2024
As someone thats hired Robert Mullen as an advocate in the past, he blew me away. He's a straight forward and transparent guy to work with. He does his groundwork and prepares well. What's most impressive however is his courtroom presence. When it's showtime, he absolutely dominates the opposing party. His courtroom presence is 2nd to none.
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Timothy buckley

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08 Jul, 2024
Rob is a stand up guy that will fight for your rights. He is a true master of law. If you need a lawyer Rob Mullen is your guy!
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