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Michelle Anne Hutchinson
Daily Record Staff//March 17, 2022//
Michelle Anne Hutchinson
Managing Partner, Brown Hutchinson LLP
Hutchinson served as the city of Rochester’s municipal attorney in the area of civil litigation before the formation of Brown Hutchinson LLP. Prior to that, she was an assistant corporation counsel for the city of Chicago who specialized in civil appellate practice and employment law.
In addition to residential and commercial real estate and commercial development, Hutchinson practices in the areas of civil litigation, business transactions and business and employment law.
A 1986 graduate of DePaul University College of Law, Hutchinson has served on the boards of a variety of local organizations. She received The Daily Record’s Leaders in Law Award in 2010.
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