About Louis C.
Louis C. Szura earned his law degree from Cornell Law School in 2003 after completing undergraduate studies at the University of Michigan in 1998. His time at Cornell placed him in a large, competitive academic environment where he completed the J.D. program. At Michigan he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts and remained connected to the campus, later becoming a life member of the University of Michigan Alumni Association.
He is licensed to practice in Michigan. Over the years he has maintained active membership in the Michigan State Bar and the American Bar Association. Those affiliations indicate regular engagement with continuing legal education and the professional standards that govern practice in the state. He is also a member of the Oakland County Bar Association and participates in its Inns of Court program, a peer-based forum that emphasizes mentoring, ethics, and courtroom skills.
Szura’s professional path reflects steady participation in bar and alumni networks. Membership in local and national bar groups suggests routine involvement in legal discourse beyond individual cases. The Inns of Court connection implies an ongoing interest in mentoring younger lawyers and in upholding professional conduct in the courtroom. He holds life membership in his undergraduate alumni association, a sign of long-term ties to his alma mater.
Colleagues and peers view participation in organizations like those Szura belongs to as a practical way to remain current on legal developments and to exchange perspectives on practice. He has combined formal legal training from two well-established schools with active professional engagement. That blend of formal education and association involvement shapes a practice that is grounded in standard legal training and peer oversight.
Outside of formal memberships, Szura’s public profile centers on the institutions that helped shape his career: Cornell Law School, the University of Michigan, the Michigan State Bar, the American Bar Association, and the Oakland County Bar Association’s Inns of Court. He maintains those ties while practicing in Michigan and engaging in the professional activities that bar membership encourages. He currently practices law in Michigan.
