
Bullotta Law PLLC
A Federal Criminal Defense Practice

R. Michael Bullotta is a former federal prosecutor, having spent the last two decades working as an Assistant United States Attorney in Detroit and Los Angeles.

R. Michael Bullotta's services extend to individuals and corporations under federal investigation or indictment. The tremendous amount of experience Michael acquired leading large-scale, complex federal investigations and prosecuting high profile criminal cases, including public corruption, mail and wire fraud, tax evasion, money laundering, narcotics trafficking, and racketeering, enables him to provide the highest level of representation to individuals and corporations in the federal criminal arena.

United States v. Kwame Kilpatrick
Michael led a team of agents from the FBI, IRS and EPA in a sweeping investigation into the pay-to-play administration of then Mayor of Detroit, Kwame Kilpatrick. Following a six-year investigation, Michael obtained an indictment of the former Mayor on charges that included racketeering conspiracy, extortion, mail and wire fraud and tax evasion. The landmark trial ended in the conviction of Kilpatrick on 24 federal felony offenses.
BULLOTTA LAW
United States v. Kwame Kilpatrick
Federal Criminal Defense Attorney Detroit, MI
R. Michael Bullotta
R. Michael Bullotta is a former federal prosecutor, having spent 23 years as an Assistant United States Attorney in Detroit and Los Angeles. Michael left government service to start a boutique criminal defense practice representing those who are charged or are being investigated by the federal government.

United States v. Kwame Kilpatrick
Courtroom sketch by Carole Kabrin
Areas Of Practice
- Federal Criminal Defense

- State Criminal Defense

- Internal Investigations for Corporations

Signature Cases

United States v. Kwame Kilpatrick, et al.:

United States v. Charles Rizzo, et al.:

United States v. Eric Smith

United States v. Anthony Marrocco

United States v. Richard Sollars

United States v. Monica Conyers

United States v. Alonzo Bates

United States v. Cierre Campbell
