Michael Lemcool

Deceased

Bar #7061 - ATTORNEY Deceased

Admitted
11/17/2000
Law school
Wayne State University

In Memoriam

Michael James Lemcool - 1955-11-20 to 2016-02-03

Michael James Lemcool was born on November 20, 1955, in Michigan and grew up in Traverse City, where he graduated from Traverse City Senior High School. He earned an associate's degree from Northwestern Michigan College, a bachelor's degree from Ferris State University, and a master's degree in Law from Wayne State University. He passed the Bar Exam in 1980, beginning a legal career that would span more than three decades and two states.

In Michigan, Mike owned his own law firm, Lemcool and Associates, in Traverse City. He served the citizens of Leelanau County for ten years as assistant prosecuting attorney and then as prosecuting attorney. He later moved to New Buffalo, Michigan, to continue practicing law before relocating to Las Vegas, Nevada, where he was admitted to the State Bar of Nevada on November 17, 2000, and continued his successful law career.

Colleagues remembered Mike as a class act and an excellent attorney as well as a devoted public servant. Beyond the courtroom, he was an Eagle Scout of Troop #32 in the Boy Scouts of America and remained active in his community through the Traverse City Cherry Festival, the Civic Players, the Exchange Club, and Elks Lodge #323. Michael Lemcool passed away on February 3, 2016, in Las Vegas.

MICHAEL LEMCOOL Obituary (1955 - 2016) - Las Vegas, NV (Las Vegas Review-Journal (via Legacy.com)) - Michael James Lemcool Obituary - Las Vegas, NV (Dignity Memorial)

Discipline history

No discipline on record.

Record last verified May 30, 2026

Appellate record

Handled 1 Supreme Court of Nevada cases on record.

Results in appellate decisions and orders

100% won of 1 decided case
Won 1Mixed 0Lost 0
Details by role (challenging vs. defending a ruling)
  • Court-order requests - Requesting a court order: won 1 of 1

Appellate courts uphold far more rulings than they overturn, so lawyers who mostly defend rulings tend to show higher won-shares than lawyers who mostly challenge them. This breakdown lets you compare like with like.

Won means the court ruled the way this side asked. Mixed means the court agreed in part. Cases that were dismissed or have no clear result are listed but not counted. Based on the court's published decisions and unpublished orders; coverage is still being extended.

  • 62748 - NEV. ASSOC. SERVICES VS. DIST. CT. (ELSINORE, LLC) (Dec 4, 2014)Request grantedWon - sought the court order case details

Case data via YourNevadaJudges.com - Nevada appellate decisions and orders

Profile data from official public records, last verified May 30, 2026. Request a correction via the corrections page.