Michael is a partner in O’Hagan Meyer’s Richmond and Norfolk offices. His practice includes matters involving labor and employment law along with commercial and business litigation. Michael regularly appears in state and federal courts throughout Virginia, representing the interests of large entities, regional corporations, small businesses, non-profit organizations, and entrepreneurs. He frequently advises and counsels clients on employee terminations, wage and hour dilemmas, and compliance with state and federal business regulations.

Michael also serves as a speaker and presenter on issues affecting commercial businesses as well as members of the legal profession. Topics he has addressed include workplace harassment and discrimination, diversity and inclusion, and attorney mental health and wellness. Michael makes it a point to use his voice to enhance the business and legal communities.

Prior to joining the firm, he completed a judicial clerkship with the Newport News Circuit Court working for the Honorable David F. Pugh, the Honorable Timothy S. Fisher, and the Honorable Gary A. Mills. Michael also had the privilege of completing summer clerkships for two federal district court judges: The Honorable Raymond A. Jackson and the Honorable Henry E. Hudson. Michael’s extensive judicial experience at the federal and state court level refined his understanding of the litigation process and what it takes to win both inside and outside the courtroom.

Michael values the opportunity to serve his clients with tenacity, efficiency, and dedication. When not working, he enjoys spending time with his family, learning about Black American history, exercising, and experimenting with AI technology.