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Dennis S Shimmell

from Hudsonville, MI
Deceased

Dennis Shimmell Phones & Addresses

  • 3383 Harrison Ave, Hudsonville, MI 49426 (616) 662-2376 (616) 669-3035
  • 7994 Old Channel Trl, Montague, MI 49437 (231) 893-4636 (231) 893-6838
  • Sheboygan, WI
  • 1411 Gentian Ct, Kentwood, MI 49508 (616) 455-6443 (616) 827-0980
  • Grand Rapids, MI
  • 3383 Harrison Ave, Hudsonville, MI 49426 (616) 669-3035

Work

Company: Shimmell Law Offices Address: 161 Ottawa Avenue N West, Grand Rapids, MI 49503 Specialities: Family - 20% • Adoption - 20% • Child Support - 20% • Divorce / Separation - 20% • Bankruptcy / Debt - 20%

Education

Degree: JD - Juris Doctor School / High School: Ohio State University Moritz College of Law

Ranks

Licence: Michigan - Active And In Good Standing Date: 1993

Specialities

Divorce and Family Law • Bankruptcy • Personal Injury/Auto Accidents and Dog Bites • Drunk Driving • License Restoration • Business and Commercial Law • Criminal Defense • Debtor/Creditor • Entertainment • Sports • and Leisure Law • Estate Planning • Drug Offenses • Civil and Commercial • Family Law • General Practice • Negligence Law

Professional Records

Lawyers & Attorneys

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Dennis S. Shimmell Jr., Grand Rapids MI - Lawyer

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Address:
Shimmell Law Offices
161 Ottawa Avenue N West, Grand Rapids, MI 49503
(616) 459-3070, (616) 459-3070 (Office), (800) 449-8221 (Fax)
Licenses:
Michigan - Active And In Good Standing 1993
Education:
Ohio State University Moritz College of Law
Degree - JD - Juris Doctor - Law
Graduated - 1993
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Degree - BBA - Bachelor of Business Administration
Graduated - 1990
Specialties:
Family - 20%
Adoption - 20%
Child Support - 20%
Divorce / Separation - 20%
Bankruptcy / Debt - 20%
Languages:
English
Associations:
American Bar Association - Member
Grand Rapids Bar Association - Member
State Bar of Michigan - Member
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Dennis Shimmell - Lawyer

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Office:
Shimmell Law Offices
Specialties:
Divorce and Family Law
Bankruptcy
Personal Injury/Auto Accidents and Dog Bites
Drunk Driving
License Restoration
Business and Commercial Law
Criminal Defense
Debtor/Creditor
Entertainment
Sports
and Leisure Law
Estate Planning
Drug Offenses
Civil and Commercial
Family Law
General Practice
Negligence Law
ISLN:
914703240
Admitted:
1993
University:
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, B.B.A., 1990; University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, B.B.A., 1990
Law School:
The Ohio State University College of Law, J.D., 1993

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Resumes

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Attorney

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Location:
Hudsonville, MI
Industry:
Legal Services
Work:
Shimmell Law Offices
Attorney
Education:
The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law 1990 - 1993
Doctor of Jurisprudence, Doctorates, Law
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee 1988 - 1990
Bachelors, Bachelor of Business Administration
University of Wisconsin - Sheboygan 1985 - 1988
Associates, Computer Science
Skills:
Family Law
Civil Litigation
Bankruptcy
Administrative Law
Automobile Accidents
Personal Injury Litigation
Drunk Driving
Dispute Resolution
Document Review
Arbitration
Trials
Legal Assistance
Westlaw
Appeals
Commercial Litigation
Legal Advice
Mediation
Litigation
Legal Writing
Criminal Law
Courts
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Chief Technology Officer

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Location:
3383 Harrison Ave, Hudsonville, MI 49426
Industry:
Automotive
Work:
Corvac
Chief Technology Officer

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Dennis S. Shimmell
Owner
Dennis Shimmell
Legal Services Office
3980 Chicago Dr SW, Wyoming, MI 49418
161 Adowa Ave NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Dennis Shimmell
President
Shimmell Corp
Ret Boats Whol Transportation Equipment
7994 Old Channel Trl, Montague, MI 49437

Publications

Us Patents

Underbody Panel Assembly And Method Of Manufacture

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US Patent:
20130200656, Aug 8, 2013
Filed:
Feb 8, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/368394
Inventors:
Dennis Shimmell - Montague MI, US
James M. Palmer - Hudsonville MI, US
Assignee:
CORVAC COMPOSITES, LLC - Byron Center MI
International Classification:
B62D 25/20
B23P 11/00
US Classification:
296204, 29428
Abstract:
An underbody panel assembly and related method of manufacture is provided. The underbody panel assembly includes an underbody panel coupled to a thermal shield including a plurality of expansion joints. The expansion joints are adapted to accommodate a lengthening or shortening of the thermal shield in response to a corresponding lengthening or shortening of the underbody panel. The related method includes providing an underbody panel, providing a thermal shield including a plurality of expansion joints, and joining the thermal shield to the underbody panel at intervals. The thermal shield can be joined to the underbody panel using a plurality of welds, with each weld being proximate a separate expansion joint. The resulting underbody panel assembly can withstand repeated heating and cooling cycles along a vehicle exhaust, muffler or catalytic converter, while also reducing aerodynamic drag at high vehicle speeds, contributing to an overall increase in vehicle fuel efficiency.

Variable Volume Die Casting Shot Sleeve

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US Patent:
56304633, May 20, 1997
Filed:
Dec 8, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/351937
Inventors:
Dennis S. Shimmell - Hudsonville MI
Assignee:
Nelson Metal Products Corporation - Grandville MI
International Classification:
B22D 1708
B22D 1732
US Classification:
164312
Abstract:
A variable volume metal delivery system for a die casting machine. The system includes a shot sleeve having a plunger propelled by a shot cylinder. A stroke adjustment rod operated by a second cylinder extends into the shot cylinder to define the backward stroke limit of the shot cylinder and consequently that of the plunger. The stroke adjustment rod is movable by means of the second cylinder between a high-volume position, permitting a relatively long stroke, and a low-volume position, providing a relatively short stroke. Accordingly, the volume of the shot sleeve can be changed easily, for example, to accommodate the manufacture of articles either with or without structural inserts.

Marine Vessel Flush Mount System

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US Patent:
61257834, Oct 3, 2000
Filed:
Apr 27, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/300587
Inventors:
Dennis S. Shimmell - Hudsonville MI
Dennis S. Shimmell - Kentwood MI
International Classification:
B63B 800
US Classification:
114343
Abstract:
A flush mount system for a marine vessel including a backing plate with at least one adjustable height stud. The backing plate is secured to the inner surface of the mounting structure. The stud is threaded to the backing plate and extends through the mounting structure. The stud defines a threaded bore that is adapted to receive a mounting bolt for the desired accessory. The stud is threaded within a throughbore in the backing plate to permit the height of the stud to be easily adjusted. A locknut is threaded over the stud against the backing place to lock the stud in place at the desired height.

Brake Caliper

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US Patent:
51689642, Dec 8, 1992
Filed:
Apr 22, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/688457
Inventors:
Dennis S. Shimmell - Hudsonville MI
Assignee:
Nelson Metal Products Corporation - Grandville MI
International Classification:
F16D 5518
B22D 1900
US Classification:
188 724
Abstract:
A brake caliper for a disk-type brake is disclosed having a prefabricated, cast-in-place cylinder bore liner. The liner is made of a machinable material, preferably steel, and the caliper body is made of a lightweight material, preferably aluminum. The caliper body is cast around the cylinder liner so that no further machining of the caliper bore is required. A reinforcing arm may be provided extending from the cylinder liner through the bridge portion of the caliper. A method for making the caliper is also disclosed in which the cylinder liner is positioned within a die cavity and molten metal material is cast around the liner to incorporate the liner into the caliper body.

Closed Shot Die Casting

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US Patent:
52053385, Apr 27, 1993
Filed:
Dec 11, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/805033
Inventors:
Dennis S. Shimmell - Hudsonville MI
Assignee:
Nelson Metal Products Corporation - Grandville MI
International Classification:
B22D 1300
US Classification:
164113
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for closed shot die casting is disclosed in which a molten metal filling cylinder is provided intersecting a shot sleeve in fluid communication with a filling hole in the shot sleeve. Molten metal is introduced into the filling cylinder. The molten metal passes from the filling cylinder through the filling hole into the shot sleeve until the shot sleeve is completely filled with molten metal. The filling cylinder includes a piston-like, reciprocating internal valve which moves into position to seal off the filling hole. As a result, the shot sleeve is completely filled with molten metal and pressure-sealed prior to the advancement of the shot plunger.

Leveling Valve For Air Springs

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US Patent:
55605915, Oct 1, 1996
Filed:
May 2, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/432989
Inventors:
Curtis A. Trudeau - Caledonia MI
Gary L. Schafer - Shelbyville MI
Dick E. Winter - Kentwood MI
Dennis S. Shimmell - Hudsonville MI
Sean P. Seaver - Kentwood MI
Assignee:
Hadley Products - Grandville MI
International Classification:
B60G 1126
US Classification:
267 6416
Abstract:
A leveling valve for controlling the amount of air within an air spring for maintaining a constant level of a vehicle chassis or frame relative to its axles. The valve includes several features including a novel actuating mechanism for actuating the valve. The mechanism includes a sleeve assembly slideable on an actuating plunger and constructed of three parts so designed as to compensate for any wear between the sleeve assembly and the actuator for the sleeve. Another feature is the construction of the elongated actuator extending between one end of the valve body wherein the actuating mechanism is located and the other end wherein a valve is located. Still another feature is the construction of the valve for metering the exhaust of air through the exhaust outlet, such metering being determined by the position of the actuator arm as the air spring adjusts to find the proper height. The fourth feature resides in a one-piece, molded dampening cylinder, dump cylinder, and guide for the valve actuator.

Mated Molded Parts Assembly And Method For Making Same

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US Patent:
53874722, Feb 7, 1995
Filed:
Dec 21, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/994272
Inventors:
Dennis S. Shimmell - Hudsonville MI
Assignee:
Nelson Metal Products Corporation - Grandville MI
International Classification:
B32B 330
US Classification:
428571
Abstract:
A assembly of mated molded parts and a method for making same are disclosed in which the assembly has first and second parts with precisely mating surfaces. The first part is formed by molding, casting, or the like such that the mating surface of the first part is formed with at least one protrusion. The second part is formed in place against the first part such precisely mating surfaces are formed with the second part enveloping the protrusion. The two parts thus formed are forced apart from each other. The protrusion may be formed with a head which interlocks with the second part. When the parts are separated, the head breaks from the protrusion. In a particular embodiment, a bearing cap is disclosed having a central opening for the passage of a shaft.

Apparatus For Casting An Article In Multiple Portions

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US Patent:
57629692, Jun 9, 1998
Filed:
Aug 1, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/691171
Inventors:
Dennis S. Shimmell - Hudsonville MI
Assignee:
Nelson Metal Products Corporation - Grandville MI
International Classification:
B29C 3910
B29C 4514
B22D 1900
US Classification:
425112
Abstract:
A mold assembly for casting or molding a multiple portion article in sequential shots without opening the mold assembly. The mold assembly includes a movable mold insert that permits the portions to be interconnected as an integral part of the casting process. The mold insert includes a first or male void for defining a male end and a second or female void for defining a female end. In operation, the mold insert is placed in a first position and molten material is introduced into a first cavity portion to form a first portion with a male end. The mold insert is then placed in a second position with the female portion surrounding the male end of the first portion. Molten material is introduced into a second cavity portion to form a second portion with a female end at least partially surrounding the male end of the first portion.
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