Grua, Tupper & Young, P.L.C. traces its history to three long established Lansing Law Firms. Originally founded in 1950 by former Michigan Governor, Kim Sigler and his legal advisor, V.C. Anderson, Anderson Carr and Street developed when Leland W. Carr, Jr. and Cassius E. Street, Jr., became partners in 1952 and 1958, respectively. Remo Mark Grua associated with the firm in 1976. For many years they served as legal counsel for Michigan State University. In 1996, Street and Grua merged practices with Maire & Young (Jonathan Maire and Timothy) to form Street Grua, Maire & Young, PLC. Gerald McDonald became an associate, James S. Jamo, formerly a partner in the respected firm of Denfield, Timmer & Taylor combined his litigation practice following the appointment of one member of his former firm to the Michigan Court of Appeals (and subsequently the Michigan Supreme Court) and the retirement of the two other founding members. Mark C. Harper became a litigation associate in 2001. Stacy Petroff Seidel joined the firm in 2004.
Grua, Tupper & Young, P.C. clients include various churches and non-profit organizations. We also represent numerous brokers, developers and owners of commercial and residential real estate.
