Effi Sidiropoulos

With lawyers licensed in both Canada and the United States, our Canadian team advises on complex product liability and commercial litigation for a wide range of international manufacturers, suppliers and insurers.

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Effi Sidiropoulos

Effi Sidiropoulos
Associate
Detroit, Michigan

effi.sidiropoulos@bowmanandbrooke.com
Direct 248.205.3319

Effi Sidiropoulos is a cross-border attorney licensed in both Michigan and Ontario, Canada focusing her practice on product liability litigation. She is an integral part of a national discovery team for a major automotive manufacturer and handles motor vehicle class action cases. In addition to product liability, Effi has experience in commercial litigation and appellate matters.

As a skilled litigator, Effi has appeared twice in the Michigan Court of Appeals for oral argument. The Court of Appeals affirmed summary dispositions in one matter on all legal issues. She has drafted various appellate briefs, motions for summary disposition and motions in limine.

Effi received her dual juris doctor degree from Detroit Mercy and the University of Windsor and graduated magna cum laude. While in law school, she received the oral advocacy book award and excelled in moot court competitions. She was a top oral speaker in the G Mennen Moot Court Competition and was a semi-finalist in the Transnational Law Moot Court Competition.

While not in the office, Effi enjoys staying fit and active, travelling around the world, spending time with her dog and oil painting.

Effi Sidiropoulos

Associate, Detroit

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