History
The Thomas More Law Center was established by Tom Monaghan, prominent business and Christian leader, and Richard Thompson, the former Oakland County, Michigan prosecutor, distinguished for his role in the prosecution of Jack Kevorkian. The Center was founded in 1999, and is headquartered in Ann Arbor, MI.
The Thomas More Law Center seeks to transform the national culture by taking cases across the United States consistent with its mission. The Law Center currently is handling over 259 legal matters in 43different states.
During the past several years, the Law Center has established itself as one of the nation’s leading public interest law firms. Attorneys with the Law Center have appeared regularly on national radio and television programs including the FOX News Channel (O’Reilly Factor, Hannity and Colmes, FOX & Friends), MSNBC (Dan Abrams), the Dr. Laura Show, O’Reilly Radio Factor, and hundreds of Christian radio networks. News stories on cases handled by the Law Center have appeared in the NY Times, LA Times, The Jerusalem Post, The Washington Times, National Review, World Net Daily, The Detroit Free Press, and many other notable publications.
