Partners Heidi T. Sharp and Richard J. Sharp are joined by the legendary Joseph A. Golden, Syeda Davidson and Peter N. Camps. Together, they are a foremost Michigan employment firm and now offer tax and real estate advice. While the name has changed, our focus remains the same. We are expanding our legal reach into further areas to better serve Michigan workers.
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Burgess Sharp & Golden attorneys Joseph Golden, Heidi Sharp and Syeda Davidson were all selected as “Super Lawyers” for 2019.
Burgess Sharp & Golden Senior Counsel Joseph Golden was honored for his 50 years of work in employment law. We’ve republished Erik Berkman’s retrospective here.
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Burgess Sharp & Golden Senior Counsel Joseph Golden was featured at The State Bar of Michigan’s Labor & Employment Law Section Diversity Discussion Series with “Older & Wiser: A Discussion About Aging and the Practice of Law” on Monday, July 23, at the Detroit offices of Miller Canfield.
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Burgess Sharp & Golden principal Heidi Sharp presented at the Labor & Employment Law Institute’s 43rd Annual ICLE Seminar in April 2018 at the Inn at St. John’s in Plymouth, MI and received high evaluations from seminar attendees for her Equal Employment Opportunity Update.
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Each year, Crain’s Detroit Business recognizes the most Notable Women Lawyers in Michigan who set legal precedent, navigate the complexities of mergers and acquisitions and manage high-profile cases.
In 1992, Burgess Sharp & Golden PLLC senior counsel Joseph A. Golden learned that he would be representing famed Michigan sports coach Bo Schembechler off of the field in a suit against the Detroit Tigers. Looking back on the case 25 years later, he recalled the details in a recent conversation with Michigan Lawyers Weekly.
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Burgess Sharp & Golden’s principals, Rex Burgess, Heidi Sharp and Joseph Golden were all selected as “Super Lawyers” for 2017.
Burgess Sharp & Golden attorney Peter Camps represented Ira Township Fire Chief Jason Keller following his suspension due to what some officials cited as potential liability issues at an incident on May 4th. See the full story on TheTimesHerald.com and read a republished excerpt here.