Jacobs, McDonald & Silc, P.C. established in 1938 by the late Charles L. Santini, is one of the U.P. and Northern Wisconsin's oldest law firms.
Jacobs, McDonald & Silc, P.C. is located in Ironwood, Michigan. It has three attorneys, including Gary F. Silc, David E. McDonald Jr., and Mark E. McDonald. Jack T. Jacobs (retired) and David E. McDonald, Sr. (deceased) have served the firm as Of Counsel.
Jacobs, McDonald & Silc, P.C. is the first in law for its clients. As noted by Gary F. Silc: "When you need a lawyer, there is no substitute for experienced, respected legal representation. With our attorneys having over 110 years of combined legal experience, our clients receive the direct benefit of our varied experiences, contributions, abilities and versatility. Our areas of practice include personal injury; auto accidents; product liability; wrongful death; accident cases; criminal defense; divorce & family law; real estate; banking; corporate & business law; probate; wills; trusts; estate planning; elder law; powers of attorney; and municipal law."
Firm members are licensed to handle all matters in Michigan and Wisconsin and practice before the state and federal courts. They also have nationwide attorney referral resources should a client's needs arise beyond Michigan and Wisconsin.
Individual attorneys also maintain associations in various professional organizations such as the American Bar Association, Gogebic-Ontonagon County Bar Association, State Bar of Michigan, Wisconsin Bar Association, Minnesota Bar Association, State and National Trial Lawyers Associations and others consistent with their practice of law.
Jacobs, McDonald & Silc, P.C. is proud of it's 78 year history and the legal and community contributions of its members.
According to David E. McDonald, Jr., "While we have grown to meet our clients' needs, we have also stressed our commitment to the legal profession and community service. We also strive to maintain both a professional and personal relationship with our clients so they are comfortable addressing their personal legal needs whenever they arise."