About Aaron
Aaron Kemp earned a B.A. in Advertising from Michigan State University in 1990 and returned to the same campus to complete his J.D. in 1997. He studied during a period of change in legal education, moving from a communications-oriented undergraduate background into the study of law. That combination of undergraduate training and law school shaped a practical approach to legal problems and a habit of clear written advocacy.
He began his legal career in Michigan in the late 1990s. Over the years he has worked in roles that placed him in courtrooms, at negotiating tables and in advisory settings. His path has included time representing individual clients and advising businesses on matters that required steady procedural handling and careful attention to deadlines. Colleagues describe his style as methodical and detail-oriented; he aims to organize files and arguments so judges and opposing counsel can follow the record.
Kemp’s work has spanned both litigation and transactional matters. He has experience drafting pleadings, preparing discovery and managing case schedules. He has also been involved in pretrial counseling and settlement discussions when those options were appropriate. In client meetings he tends to break down complex topics into clear steps. That habit, born in part from his advertising background, shows in how he presents legal options and timelines.
He maintains current professional memberships and takes part in the routine continuing education required of practicing attorneys. He has kept pace with changes in Michigan procedure and statutory updates over three decades of practice. While not active in public-facing leadership posts that are part of the record, he has contributed in practice through regular case work and participation in professional gatherings.
Kemp has worked in offices across Michigan and has represented clients in state venues. His career reflects steady practice rather than headline-making litigation. Outside core casework he has handled client communications, court filings and the logistical elements of trial preparation. As of 2026 he is practicing law in Michigan and concentrates on serving clients in matters brought in the state’s courts and administrative forums.
