Acknowledged as one of the top young lawyers in Michigan, Cullen McKinney is an expert in negligence law with profound experience in different areas of civil defense litigation. The writer of several articles including "Home Office Deductions and I.R.C. Section 280A: Did Commissioner v. Soliman Really Clear Up the Meaning of 'Principal Place of Business?'" 71 U. Det. Mercy L. Rev. 155 (1993), Cullen McKinney often presents his works in different forums. He is also a founder and principal of TNMG (Tanoury, Nauts, McKinney & Garbarino), PLLC.
Established in 2009 by four partners--William Tanoury, David Natus, Cullen McKinney, and Linda Garbarino--TNMG, PLLC is a boutique law firm located in Michigan. The firm concentrates in medical and legal malpractice as well as product accountability and insurance defense cases. Its appellate practice is recognized as having handled numerous cases in the Michigan Supreme Court and Court of Appeals, as well as the Federal Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. TNMG's fundamental mission is to adopt an aggressive approach for prompt and comprehensive professional services to its clients.
Representing both individuals' and businesses' complex civil cases, TNMG has more than 150 years of combined experience through its expert attorneys. Currently, the firm's team of 21 lawyers possess a history of success in working on multi-million-dollar and high-profile trials.
