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Alexis A. Smith-Scott (2020)
joined Bodman as an associate representing business clients in connection with complex commercial transactions and corporate law matters including corporate organization and mergers and acquisitions. Smith-Scott earned her bachelor's from Wayne State University.
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Linda Roelans (2018)
as elected to the board of directors of the American Autoimmune Related Diseases Association. Roelans is an attorney at the Troy law firm, Rossman. She earned her bachelor's from Western Michigan University.
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George M. Cobane (2020)
joined Howard & Howard concentrating his practice in business and corporate law. Cobane earned his bachelor's from the University of Michigan and his M.B.A. from Wayne State University.
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Patrick Duckett (2013)
joined the immigration law practice firm of Boxwala Zuzindlak. Duckett earned his bachelor's from Wayne State University.
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Jonathan Schwartz (2007)
was awarded the Frank A. Wetsman Young Leadership Award by the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit. Schwartz is a partner at Jaffe, Raitt, Heuer & Weiss. He earned his bachelor's from the University of Michigan.
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Theodore Karl Egner (1971)
was honored by the Florida Bar during its 50-Year Member and Senior Counselor Recognition Luncheon. This event honors members in good standing who are a 50-year member of the Florida Bar or a member whose cumulative legal practice with the Florida Bar and one or more United States jurisdiction(s) totals 50 years.
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Leonard Henry Klatt (1971)
was honored by the Florida Bar during its 50-Year Member and Senior Counselor Recognition Luncheon. This event honors members in good standing who are a 50-year member of the Florida Bar or a member whose cumulative legal practice with the Florida Bar and one or more United States jurisdiction(s) totals 50 years.
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Charles Erickson Rutherford (1970)
was honored by the Florida Bar during its 50-Year Member and Senior Counselor Recognition Luncheon. This event honors members in good standing who are a 50-year member of the Florida Bar or a member whose cumulative legal practice with the Florida Bar and one or more United States jurisdiction(s) totals 50 years.
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Robert J. Norton (1969)
was honored by the Florida Bar during its 50-Year Member and Senior Counselor Recognition Luncheon. This event honors members in good standing who are a 50-year member of the Florida Bar or a member whose cumulative legal practice with the Florida Bar and one or more United States jurisdiction(s) totals 50 years.
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Marguerite Donahue (1987)
joined the Southfield office of Jaffe, Raitt, Heuer & Weiss as a partner in the Emerging and Growth Business Practice group. Donahue earned her bachelor's from Wayne State University.
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Tishia Browning (2014)
joined Rossman PC as an attorney at the firm's Troy office where she will specialize in commercial litigation, business transactions and corporate oppression matters, including corporate dissolution and buy-outs. Browning earned her bachelor's from the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
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Jennifer Colagiovanni (2008)
joined Wayne State University Law School as assistant dean of student affairs. Colagiovanni earned her bachelor's from the University of Michigan.
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Tiye Greene (2016)
joined Wayne State University Law School as assistant director of student engagement and culture. Greene earned her bachelor's from the University of Michigan.
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Jonathan Ajlouny (2017)
joined Honigman in the firm's Detroit office, practicing commercial litigation. Ajlouny earned his bachelor's from the University of Michigan.
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Debra Nance (1999)
is the recipient of the 2021 Joan Young Judicial Excellence Award, presented by the Women Lawyers Association of Michigan. Nance was elected judge of the 46th District Court, where she has served since January 2013. She is also vice chair of Wayne Law’s Black Law Alumni Council. Nance earned her bachelor’s from the University of Detroit.
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Jacqueline August (2019)
was elected as WLAM representative for the 2021-22 executive board of the Women's Bar Association - Oakland Region. August earned her bachelor’s from Oakland University.
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Laura Parker (2017)
was elected as WLAM representative for the 2021-22 executive board of the Women's Bar Association - Oakland Region. Parker earned her bachelor’s from the University of Michigan.
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Joshua Sherbin (1988)
was appointed as chief legal officer and chief compliance officer at The Shyft Group. Sherbin earned his bachelor's from Kalamazoo College.
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Steven Whalen (1976)
retired from the bench after 18 years as U.S. Executive Magistrate Judge. Whalen earned his bachelor's from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
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Stephen P. Dunn (2005)
joined Bodman as a member in the firm's Troy office. Dunn is currently a lieutenant colonel in the United States Army Reserve JAG Corps. He earned his bachelor's from Le Moyne College.
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Rasul Raheem (J.D. 1984, LL.M. 2003)
was appointed by the American Bar Association as a member of the Standing Committee on Professional Regulation for a one-year, unexpired term commencing with the adjournment of the organization's 2021 annual meeting.
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Monique Eubanks (2020)
published an article in the ABA Banking Journal on the U.S. Treasury Department’s $9 billion capital investment program directed at minority-owned banks and community development financial institutions. The article was co-authored by Wayne Law alumni Emphani Aldridge and Rasul Raheem. Eubanks is an associate at Dykema. Eubanks earned her bachelor's and master's from Wayne State University.
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Emphani Aldridge (2019)
published an article in the ABA Banking Journal on the U.S. Treasury Department’s $9 billion capital investment program directed at minority-owned banks and community development financial institutions. The article was co-authored by Wayne Law alumni Monique Eubanks and Rasul Raheem. Aldridge is an associate at Dykema and earned her bachelor's from the University of Michigan.
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Rasul Raheem (J.D. 1984, LL.M. 2003)
published an article in the ABA Banking Journal on the U.S. Treasury Department’s $9 billion capital investment program directed at minority-owned banks and community development financial institutions. The article was co-authored by Wayne Law alumnae Emphani Aldridge and Monique Eubanks. Raheem is senior counsel at Dykema and earned his bachelor's from the University of Michigan.
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