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Ian W. Larkin (2017)
was named shareholder at Howard & Howard. Larkin concentrates his practice in business and corporate law, including mergers and acquisitions; divestitures; joint venture transactions; the formation, organization, and funding of startup businesses; real estate; bank finance; corporate governance; and general business counseling. Larkin earned his bachelor's from Wayne State University.
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Erick W. Hosner (2014)
was named shareholder at Howard & Howard. Hosner regularly counsels businesses and business owners on the design and implementation of tax-efficient strategies that help achieve a variety of goals. Hosner earned his bachelor's from Michigan State University.
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Matthew P. Breuer (2012)
was named shareholder at Howard & Howard. Breuer concentrates his practice on domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions, banking and finance transactions, real estate transactions, and general corporate matters. Breuer earned his bachelor's from Michigan State University.
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Monique Eubanks (2020)
joined Dykema as an associate working in the firm's business and commercial litigation practice group. Eubanks earned a bachelor's and a master's in business administration from Wayne State University.
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Joseph Lash (1994)
joined the Southfield office of Jaffe Raitt Heuer & Weiss as a partner with the firm’s real estate and corporate law practice groups. Lash earned a bachelor's from the University of Michigan.
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Rachel Myung (2016)
was promoted to partner at Honigman in Detroit. Myung earned a bachelor's from the University of Michigan.
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Alex F. Bowman (2016)
was promoted to partner at Honigman in Detroit. Bowman earned a bachelor's from the University of Virginia.
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Monica Hunt (2005)
was appointed as commissioner for Royal Oak, Michigan. Hunt is the city's first Black commissioner. She earned her bachelor's from Michigan State University.
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Zana Tomich (2002)
co-founder of Detroit-headquartered law firm Dalton & Tomich, was named a Michigan Go-To Lawyer for Business by
Michigan Lawyers Weekly. Tomich earned a bachelor's from the University of Michigan.
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Deborah Brouwer (1980)
co-managing partner of Detroit-based management side labor and employment law firm Nemeth Law, was named a Michigan Go To Lawyer in business law by
Michigan Lawyers Weekly. Brouwer earned a bachelor's and master's from the University of Michigan.
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Jim Thome (1975)
wrote the book "Letters From Home - The Story of an American Family During World War II - In Their Own Words," which was published by Xlibris Publishing. Thome earned a bachelor's from the University of Michigan.
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Dana Nessel (1994)
Michigan's attorney general was named by
Ms. Magazine as one of The Ms. Top Feminists of 2020. Nessel earned a bachelor's from the University of Michigan.
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Ryan Tactac (2020)
joined Secrest Wardle as an associate and is a member of the firm's Motor Vehicle Litigation, Premises Liability, Property, Fire and Casualty, practice groups. Tactac earned a bachelor's from the University of Michigan.
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Jeffrey Bullard Jr. (2020)
joined Secrest Wardle as an associate and as a member of the firm's Motor Vehicle Litigation, Premises Liability, practice groups. Bullard earned a bachelor's from Michigan State University.
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William Fagerman (1976)
retired as chief circuit judge for the 28th Circuit Court of Michigan. Fagerman earned a bachelor's from Michigan Technological University.
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Yasmine Isshak Poles (2004)
was appointed by the governor to the 6th Circuit Court of Oakland County, Michigan. Poles earned her bachelor's in psychology from the University of Michigan.
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Taylor Hilton (2020)
joined the Department of Justice Executive Office of Immigration Review in Cleveland as a judicial law clerk. Hilton earned her bachelor's from the University of Michigan.
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Chanille Carswell (1995)
, shareholder and co-chair of litigation at Brooks Kushman, was appointed to an expanded leadership role as the firm's chief diversity officer. Carswell earned a bachelor's degree from Michigan State University.
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Sharon Irvine (2012)
was named superintendent of Southgate Community Schools, Southgate, MI. Irvine earned a bachelor's from Eastern Michigan University, where she currently is a doctoral candidate in educational leadership and administration.
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Christina Bertrand Hines (2014)
was named chairperson of the Criminal Law Section of the State Bar of Michigan. Hines will be a first assistant in the Washtenaw County Prosecutor's Office supervising both the Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Unit as well as the Appeals, Training, and Forfeiture Unit. Hines earned a bachelor's in political science and Chinese from the University of Michigan.
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Richard L. Smart III (1984)
was
appointed by the governor to the Michigan Committee on Juvenile Justice to represent public agencies concerned with delinquency prevention or treatment. Smart earned his bachelor's in political science and government from the University of Michigan.
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Ted Phillips (1983)
was honored by
The Detroit News with his inclusion in the 42nd class of Michiganians of the Year. Phillips is the executive director of the United Community Housing Coalition in Detroit. For decades, Phillips has been fighting for Detroiters who face evictions and tax foreclosures. Phillips earned a bachelor's in history from Wayne State University.
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Michael Carter (2007)
has been chosen as the new executive director of the Federal Community Defender Office for the Eastern District of Michigan. Carter earned a bachelor's from the University of Michigan.
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Joshua Muhleck (2020)
joined Jaffe Raitt Heuer & Weiss, P.C., as an associate in the firm’s insolvency practice group. Muhleck earned a Bachelor of Arts in political science and Spanish from the University of Michigan.
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Kelley Donnelly (2020)
joined Jaffe Raitt Heuer & Weiss, P.C., as an associate in the firm’s litigation practice group. Donnelly earned a Bachelor of Public Affairs from Wayne State University.
