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The Oakland County Bar Association has named Clarence Dass recipient of its 2022 Frances R. Avadenka Memorial Award!

Established in 1987, the award honors a legal professional who has made great contributions to the community OUTSIDE of the legal profession, as did Frances R. Avadenka, the Oakland County Bar Association’s first female President.

According to Hon. James Alexander (ret.), who nominated Dass, besides his steadfast work for his clients, community, and volunteerism, Clarence’s constant extra efforts to spread awareness about colon cancer—a disease he himself survived as a legal professional—exemplifies the kind of person for whom the Avadenka Award was designed.

Congratulations, Clarence!

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Read about attorney Clarence Dass’ mission—in and out of the courtroom—in today’s Detroit Legal News.

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The Dass Law Firm Whether in or out of the courtroom, Clarence Dass has gained a reputation as an aggressive advocate, dedicated lawyer, and successful leader.

Michigan now allows one-time OWI convictions to be expunged. This major development is part of the state’s continued effort to provide second chances to first-time offenders.

This is the most discussed topic among our clients these days. The “Clean Slate” law opens new opportunities for thousands of Michiganders. Here are just the basics of the new law.

The Dass Law Firm updated their address.

Attorney Clarence Dass appeared on WXYZ this week to talk about your rights when it comes to potholes. Here’s the story.

Pothole Patrol: Exploring Cherry Hill Road in Inkster near Middlebelt This morning, we headed to Cherry Hill Road in Inkster between Inkster and Middlebelt after receiving a few Facebook comments about the location.

‘Clarence Dass, a former Oakland County prosecuting attorney who now owns a law firm, said: “If police don’t wish to prosecute, then prosecutors generally don’t wish to prosecute. It may be, in this case, that he wants to shift responsibility and cop out.”’

-Attorney Clarence Dass featured in today’s Detroit Free Press

Chelsea police chief won't drop charges against protesters, legal battle continues Protesters confronted Chelsea Police Chief Edward Toth after he said he won't dismiss charges against people who protested in the streets.

As COVID-19 rates stabilize, courts are beginning to re-open. But they will only do so after proper precautions are in place.

Oakland County preparing courtrooms for resumption of in person jury trials Oakland County administration is seeking board of commissioners approval to spend nearly $70,000 on upgrades to seven courtrooms to prepare them for in person jury trials during the ongoing COVID-19

Anyone holding a state-issued medical ma*****na card cannot be penalized while on probation, according to the Michigan Court of Appeals last week.

Patients can use medical ma*****na while on probation in Michigan, appeals court rules Judges can't prevent people from using medical ma*****na while on probation for a crime, the Michigan Court of Appeals said.

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