Christopher Cornwall Named to Michigan Lawyers Weekly’s ‘Michigan’s Go To Lawyers Power List’
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Dickinson Wright is pleased to announce that Christopher Cornwall (Member, Detroit) has been named to Michigan Lawyers Weekly’s inaugural ‘Michigan’s Go To Lawyers Power List.’
Honorees will be profiled in a special section in the December 18 print and digital issues of Michigan Lawyers Weekly. “I am honored to be selected by Michigan Lawyers Weekly for their ‘Michigan’s Go To Lawyers Power List.’ It is a privilege to be included with such a talented and accomplished group of attorneys,” said Christopher.
Christopher serves as the Midwest Region Construction Chair for Dickinson Wright, and with over 30 years of experience, he is recognized as the 2023 “Lawyer of the Year – Construction Law” by Best Lawyers in America® and was honored as an “All Star” by BTI Client Service for his service to clients in the construction industry. He represents national and local construction companies in construction disputes, including lien and bond claims, delays, scheduling, cost escalation, differing site conditions, defective design, cardinal change, extras, and cumulative impact claims. Christopher received his J.D. from Case Western Reserve University School of Law.
Honorees will be profiled in a special section in the December 18 print and digital issues of Michigan Lawyers Weekly. “I am honored to be selected by Michigan Lawyers Weekly for their ‘Michigan’s Go To Lawyers Power List.’ It is a privilege to be included with such a talented and accomplished group of attorneys,” said Christopher.
Christopher serves as the Midwest Region Construction Chair for Dickinson Wright, and with over 30 years of experience, he is recognized as the 2023 “Lawyer of the Year – Construction Law” by Best Lawyers in America® and was honored as an “All Star” by BTI Client Service for his service to clients in the construction industry. He represents national and local construction companies in construction disputes, including lien and bond claims, delays, scheduling, cost escalation, differing site conditions, defective design, cardinal change, extras, and cumulative impact claims. Christopher received his J.D. from Case Western Reserve University School of Law.
