Alexander Heritier practices no-fault insurance litigation, automobile negligence, insurance coverage, and general civil litigation at Garan Lucow Miller P.C. in Ann Arbor.
Heritier grew up in Ann Arbor and attended the University of Michigan for both his undergraduate degree in psychology and law school.
In undergrad, he was a member of the Michigan Marching Band.He then moved to practice law in downstate Illinois.
After five years there, he returned to his roots, living closer to family and friends, and currently makes his home in Ann Arbor.
By Jo Mathis
Legal News
What is your proudest moment as a lawyer? Winning my first jury trial that I was responsible for.
What inspired you to enter the field? My grandfather practiced law in metro Detroit for more than 50 years. From him, I learned firsthand how much the practice of law could mean to both individuals and corporations.
When you were considering law school, what was Plan B? Ph.D. in psychology.
What was always written on your grade school report card? “Bad handwriting.”
What is your happiest childhood memory? Playing soccer with friends.
What would surprise people about your job? How many medical records you have to read and understand.
What do you wish someone would invent? A way to freeze time.
What has been your favorite year so far? Always the next year.
Favorite stamp on your passport? Traveling to Europe to meet family.
When you look back into the past, what do you miss most? Having the free time to take part in music and theater.
If you could have witnessed any event in history, what would it be? Watching my grandfather compete in masters’ swimming or watching my grandmother perform with her band.
What were you doing in your last selfie? Hiking in the mountains.
What is one thing you would like to learn to do? Play the piano.
What is the best advice you ever received? Hard work and dedication is over half the battle.
What’s the most awe-inspiring place you’ve ever been? The main Island of Hawaii on my honeymoon.
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