Marianne Grano concentrates her legal work in commercial, municipal, and employment law. She handles commercial litigation for a variety of corporate clients in financial services, retail, and other industries, successfully resolving commercial disputes and commercial collections for both major corporations and small businesses. She has managed development, construction, and litigation projects for various municipal and governmental clients, and has a strong background in municipal law including tax tribunal matters, ordinance revision, zoning disputes, and municipal prosecution. She has also successfully defended business clients in employment matters both in administrative agencies and in court.

She graduated Magna Cum Laude from Wayne State University Law School, where she served as Senior Articles Editor for the Law Review, and earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan with highest distinction and highest honors.