Emad Hamadeh focuses his practice on appeals, drawing on extensive experience in complex commercial litigation in federal and state courts. Before joining Collins Einhorn Farrell, he practiced at Akeel & Valentine, PLC, where he handled high-stakes litigation involving RICO, antitrust, consumer protection, healthcare, and employment claims.

Emad has a strong record of legal research, writing, and oral advocacy. He successfully argued and defeated a motion to dismiss in a federal RICO class action against a major pharmaceutical manufacturer and subsequently opposed the defendants’ attempt to obtain interlocutory appellate review. He also authored the principal and reply briefs in a Ninth Circuit appeal challenging an arbitration award and contributed to appellate briefing before the Fourth and Sixth Circuits, as well as a petition for a writ of certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Emad approaches each case as a problem to solve, combining careful legal analysis with a clear understanding of his clients’ objectives. He enjoys untangling complex issues, developing persuasive arguments, and finding practical solutions that advance his clients’ interests.

During law school, Emad served as Editor-in-Chief of The Journal of Law in Society and earned recognition in the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition as a Top Three Oralist at the regional tournament. His team also received Best Overall Applicant Team and Second Best Applicant Memorial honors at the international tournament. He also graduated with distinction from his undergraduate program at the University of Michigan.

Outside the office, Emad enjoys spending time with his wife, family, and friends. A longtime Michigan resident, he enjoys exploring Metro Detroit, staying active, watching football, hiking, and trying new outdoor adventures. He is also an avid Lord of the Rings fan and horror movie enthusiast.