Jules Aubenall/Introduction
"Admitted to the bar in 2006, 'JV' Aubenall spent a year clerking for Michigan's 36th District Court before entering practice in real estate law with Peters & Kilter, in Detroit. Within three years he was ready to hang out his own shingle, and two years later he expanded his practice to include two other attorneys. These are all marks of a successful attorney but they're not what we're here to celebrate about him.
"What really makes Jules a Michigan Chronicle Man of Excellence, is his devotion to the community. Many of his fellow attorneys saw Measure 2 as unstoppable and would not take the case. Jules saw people in need, and even knowing that it'd cost him dearly, stepped up to the plate and joined the team that fought for people's homes, fought to preserve community.
"Jules joins the ranks of other African-American men who have helped empower their communities all throughout Michigan, and Detroit ought to be proud that he calls that city home now. So please, raise your glasses with me and give cheers to Jules Verne Aubenall, Esquire."
