David L. Haron Named a 2008 Michigan Super Lawyer
David L. Haron has been selected for inclusion in the 2008 “Michigan Super Lawyers” published by Law & Politics Magazine. Only five percent of the lawyers in Michigan are named to the list.
Mr. Haron is a principal in the law firm where he has represented numerous businesses and individuals in real estate and commercial transactions, business planning, and litigation related matters for nearly 40 years after graduation from the University of Michigan Law School.
Mr. Haron also represents whistleblowers in cases involving retaliatory termination of employment and in federal Qui Tam lawsuits in connection with false claims filed with the federal government. He represented the plaintiff in U.S. ex rel. Jeanne Byrne v. Damon Laboratories, Inc., a Qui Tam lawsuit resulting in a $119 million recovery for the United States because of over-billing of medical lab tests.
Mr. Haron is also an arbitrator and mediator for the American Arbitration Association.
Mr. Haron is a principal in the law firm where he has represented numerous businesses and individuals in real estate and commercial transactions, business planning, and litigation related matters for nearly 40 years after graduation from the University of Michigan Law School.
Mr. Haron also represents whistleblowers in cases involving retaliatory termination of employment and in federal Qui Tam lawsuits in connection with false claims filed with the federal government. He represented the plaintiff in U.S. ex rel. Jeanne Byrne v. Damon Laboratories, Inc., a Qui Tam lawsuit resulting in a $119 million recovery for the United States because of over-billing of medical lab tests.
Mr. Haron is also an arbitrator and mediator for the American Arbitration Association.