CONLIN, McKENNEY & PHILBRICK, P.C.

Ann Arbor's Law Firm
Since 1937

One Firm. Full Service.
Since 1937.

When Edward Conlin, John W. Conlin, Sr. and Albert Parker opened their law practice in 1937, Ann Arbor was a city of 30,000. The firm they started has grown organically with the community it serves, and today Conlin, McKenney & Philbrick remains one of the largest and most established firms in the region.

That breadth matters. A business acquisition often raises tax-planning questions. A real estate closing may require zoning analysis. An employment dispute can escalate into litigation overnight. Insurance coverages and disputes pervade modern life. CMP Law handles it all under one roof, with attorneys who know each other’s work and readily collaborate across specialties.

The State Bar of Michigan has recognized the firm at the highest level of its Pro Bono Circle of Excellence. Those credentials are not decorative. They reflect a firm culture built on preparation, accountability, and commitment to the people and institutions of Southeast Michigan.

Our story
Ann Arbor panorama, early 1900s postcard
1937 Edward Conlin, John Conlin and Albert Parker open on South Main Street
Ann Arbor, circa 1950
1950s The firm expands its business, litigation and real estate practice
First National Building, Main Street, Ann Arbor
1970s Business and banking work grows with the regional economy
Main Street, Ann Arbor
1980s The firm takes its current name: Conlin, McKenney & Philbrick
Washtenaw County Courthouse, Ann Arbor
1990s Growth in litigation and business practice drives expansion
Ann Arbor Art Fair on Liberty Street
2000s Deep roots in the community spur expansion of estate planning practice
Downtown Ann Arbor skyline
Today Anchored in Ann Arbor. Trusted across Michigan. Since 1937.

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