Michael Terrence Conway

Michael Terrence Conway, based in Medina, Ohio, has been practicing law for more than two decades, representing clients across the United States and internationally. With extensive jury trial experience, he has successfully litigated against diverse opponents, from large corporations to local government entities. As a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, a distinction held by less than 1% of trial lawyers, Michael has achieved notable victories against major companies, including auto manufacturers and corporate giants like Kellogg Brown & Root and Halliburton.

Michael has appeared before the U.S. Senate on issues of national concern and has provided legislative advice to the Florida legislature on gun control. He has also argued cases before the Ohio Supreme Court. Holding a J.D. from the University of Akron and a degree in forensic criminology from Indiana University, Michael's primary practice areas include labor and employment rights law, personal injury, hospital and nursing care injuries, toxic torts, and major felony defense.

Before his legal career, Michael served as a captain in the U.S. Marine Corps infantry and is a trained criminologist. Known for his aggressive litigation style, he is relentless in seeking justice for his clients. Michael's diverse clientele ranges from business managers to union workers, and his cases have been featured in prominent media outlets such as ABC News, The Guardian, The Washington Post, The Houston Chronicle, and The New York Times.

Michael is particularly interested in high-stakes cases and welcomes inquiries from potential clients, including military veterans seeking legal assistance. For those facing complex legal challenges, he offers a unique perspective and is eager to help.