Emmanuel Rayes

Michigan Worker’s Compensation, Discrimination Law, and Personal Injury Lawyer

Emmanuel’s career as a lawyer is different from the average plaintiff’s lawyer. Most of the plaintiff’s lawyers never go to trial, let alone a federal trial. Emmanuel tried his first case immediately after getting licensed to practice in California. In a highly publicized federal trial involving the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, Emmanuel helped achieve a successful verdict for the plaintiffs. Shortly after the resolution of that case, he was involved a nationally publicized and against the U.S. government. Specifically, Emmanuel was involved in United States v. Coinbase, Inc., representing one of the John Does. The case resulted in protecting the privacy rights of millions of Americans from the IRS.

Emmanuel has a reputation as a high-level litigator who battles against the government and large institutions commanding a level of respect and fear that will benefit his clientele in every case.

Emmanuel started as a blue-collar worker supporting several of his family’s businesses. His Father was a migrant who viewed the U.S. as the land of opportunity if one worked hard. From a young age, Emmanuel understood the value of hard work and entrepreneurship, learning many lessons working the ins and outs of different family businesses. Emmanuel worked as a party store clerk, dishwasher, and mechanic, to name a few, and realized the significant effort required to create a successful business. This realization forced Emmanuel to become a versatile and highly efficient multi-tasker. He has developed the skills necessary to relate to and communicate with people from all walks of life. These skills serve him well as a trial attorney by presenting and persuading jurors to make just and fair verdicts.

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