About David M.
David M. Sinutko earned his law degree from Michigan State University College of Law in 1994. He completed a traditional legal education at a time when the profession was changing rapidly. That year marked the end of his formal studies and the start of a career anchored in Michigan law.
After graduating, Sinutko began practicing in Michigan. He built his practice around the legal systems and courts of the state. Over the years he has handled matters that arise under Michigan statutes and court rules, and he has represented clients before trial courts and administrative bodies. His work reflects steady engagement with state-level legal issues.
Sinutko’s career includes work inside a law firm setting. He practices through SINUTKO SINUTKO LAW, where he handles client matters and manages casework. The firm serves people and businesses in the region, and he is one of the attorneys who staff that office. His colleagues describe him as methodical; clients rely on him for steady legal counsel.
His background at Michigan State University College of Law provided grounding in substantive law and procedure. The curriculum and clinical experiences of that program informed his approach to case preparation and courtroom practice. He has refused easy answers on complex problems and often emphasizes careful fact-gathering and clear legal analysis when advising clients.
Outside the courtroom, Sinutko has participated in the local legal community. That participation has taken practical forms—working alongside other attorneys, engaging with opposing counsel, and helping clients navigate deadlines and filings. He prefers direct communication and practical solutions. That style has shaped how he runs matters at SINUTKO SINUTKO LAW and how he interacts with clients and courts.
Today, Sinutko continues to practice law in Michigan. He remains based at SINUTKO SINUTKO LAW and focuses his work on legal matters arising under Michigan law and in Michigan courts.
