Mr. Waldron has been practicing law since 1982. He received his Bachelor of Arts from Michigan State University (1978) and Juris Doctor from Thomas Cooley Law School (1982).
He has conducted trials at every level permitted in the State and Federal Courts, and conducted numerous administrative trials, primarily before the Bureau of Workers' Disability Compensation. Mr. Waldron has also been a frequent lecturer for a variety of labor organizations concerning Workers' Compensation Law.
Professional Affiliations: Michigan Trial Lawyers Association, American Trial Lawyers Association, Michigan Bar Association, and Ingham County Bar Association.
He has conducted trials at every level permitted in the State and Federal Courts, and conducted numerous administrative trials, primarily before the Bureau of Workers' Disability Compensation. Mr. Waldron has also been a frequent lecturer for a variety of labor organizations concerning Workers' Compensation Law.
Professional Affiliations: Michigan Trial Lawyers Association, American Trial Lawyers Association, Michigan Bar Association, and Ingham County Bar Association.
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