Michigan Chief Justice Bridget McCormack; cheerleader for serial attorney

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The state of Michigan provided Bridget Mary McCormack with a law license in 1998 after he graduated from New York University (NYU) Law School.

In one matter, Chief Justice McCormack voted to reinstate the law license of Lisa Londer of Oxford, Michigan who was a convicted felon, serial shoplifter and thief. A review of Lisa’s misconduct can be found by visiting the URL listed at the end of this article.

If Ms. Londer was not an attorney and was employed at a retail store like Macy’s she would never be hired. The same is true if she applied to be a cashier at the Flagstar Bank at 425 North Lapeer Road in Oxford. In truth, she’d likely have trouble obtaining employment as a greeter at the Walmart Supercenter Store at 2500 South Adams Street in Rochester Hills.

Apparently, Chief Justice McCormack is of the firm belief that Ms. Londer has a constitutional right to try and earn a dishonest living practicing law.

At a minimum, Ms. Londer should be made to place a Warning Sign on her office door to alert prospective victims that she is a convicted thief and felon. This is the least the State Bar and Supreme Court should do to protect the public from someone of Lisa Londer’s ilk.

As we speak (ca. August 2021), Bridget McCormack continues to dispense her so-called idea of jurisprudence as the Chief Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court.

Attorney Lisa Londer of Oxford, MI; serial felonious thief

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