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Terry Bonnette (2004)
was named a 2021 Michigan Lawyers Weekly Go To Lawyer in Employment Law. Bonnette is a co-managing partner of Nemeth Law. He earned his bachelor's from Bradley University and master's from Illinois State University.
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Kara Hart-Negrich (2009)
was appointed to the Michigan Supreme Court's Justice for All Commission, which is aimed at helping more Michiganders solve civil legal problems such as landlord-tenant issues, family law disputes, and access to benefits. Hart-Negrich earned her bachelor's from the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
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Thaddeus Kedzierski (1979)
was re-elected for a third four-year term as mayor of the village of Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan. Kedzierski earned his bachelor's from Wayne State University.
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Homayune A. Ghaussi (2001)
was elected to the management committee at Warner Norcross + Judd, where he is a parter with the firm. He earned his bachelor's from Wayne State University.
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Sara Gorman Rajan (2002)
joined the legal team as associate attorney and mediator at Transitions Legal, a family law firm with specialties in collaborative divorce, gray divorce and mediation in Bloomfield Township. Rajan earned her bachelor's from Oakland University.
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Mary Massaron (1990)
was named as one of Michigan’s 2021 Notable Women in Law by Crain’s Detroit Business. Massaron is a partner with Plunkett Cooney. She earned her bachelor's from Marygrove College.
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Sangeeta Shah (1993)
was named as one of Michigan’s 2021 Notable Women in Law by Crain’s Detroit Business. Shah is CEO of Brooks Kushman. She earned her bachelor's from Kalamazoo College.
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Chanille Carswell (1995)
was named as one of Michigan's 2021 Notable Women in Law by Crain's Detroit Business. Carswell is chief diversity officer and litigation co-chair at Brooks Kushman. Carswell earned her bachelor's from Michigan State University.
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Raechel Badalamenti (2004)
was named as one of Michigan's 2021 Notable Women in Law by Crain's Detroit Business. Badalament is a partner with Kirk, Huth, Lange & Badalamenti. She earned her bachelor's at Oakland University.
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Laura Baucus (2000)
was named as one of Michigan's 2021 Notable Women in Law by Crain's Detroit Business. Baucus is a member at Dykema and the director of the firm's Automotive Industry Group. She earned her bachelor's from The Catholic University of America.
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Angela Caligiuri (2009)
was named as one of Michigan's 2021 Notable Women in Law by Crain's Detroit Business. Caligiuri is counsel at General Motors. She earned her bachelor's from Michigan Technological University.
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Ebony Duff (2002)
was named as one of Michigan's 2021 Notable Women in Law by Crain's Detroit Business. Duff is a shareholder at Garan Lucow Miller. She earned her bachelor's from the University of Michigan.
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Christina Hines (2014)
was named as one of Michigan's 2021 Notable Women in Law by Crain's Detroit Business. Hines is first assistant prosecuting attorney at Washtenaw County Prosecutor's Office. She earned her bachelor's from the University of Michigan.
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Stephani LaBelle (2004)
was named as one of Michigan's 2021 Notable Women in Law by Crain's Detroit Business. LaBelle is lead attorney with the city of Detroit Project Clean Slate. While working with Detroit's Mayor Mike Duggan and legislators to expand Michigan's expungement law, LaBelle testified before the House and Senate Judiciary Committees.
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Brandy Mathie (2000)
was named as one of Michigan's 2021 Notable Women in Law by Crain's Detroit Business. Mathie is a member at Kerr, Russell & Weber. She earned her bachelor's from the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
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Linda Paullin-Hebden (1989)
was named as one of Michigan's 2021 Notable Women in Law by Crain's Detroit Business. Paullin-Hebden is an executive partner at Warner Norcross + Judd. She earned her bachelor's from Alma College.
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Kurt A. Olson (1985)
joined the Birmingham law offices of Lippitt O'Keefe focusing his practice as senior counsel on estate planning, probate and estate litigation and elder financial abuse, as well as real estate and commercial litigation. Olson earned his bachelor's from the University of Michigan.
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Kevin J. McGiness (2009)
joined the Birmingham law offices of Lippitt O'Keefe practicing as a Lippitt O'Keefe attorney which includes litigation in commercial, civil, employment and family law.
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Daniel Makarski (1972)
was awarded the State Bar of Michigan Negligence Law Section's Earl J. Cline and Sherwin Schreier Award for Excellence in recognition of his skills as an attorney in the field of negligence law and dispute resolution. Makarski is a senior partner with Secrest Wardle.
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Michael Serra (2013)
had his article, "
Face/Off: The Battle to Authenticate With Biometrics," published in Yale Journal of Law and Technology's The Record. Serra is product counsel at Cisco Systems, Inc. and earned his bachelor's from Michigan State University.
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Erin Martin (2001)
was named chief of staff at Little Caesars Pizza. Martin has been with Little Caesars since 2007 and most recently served as vice president, business support services and general counsel. Prior to joining Little Caesars, she was an attorney at Bodman. Martin earned her bachelor's from Michigan State University.
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Brandon D. Davis (2010)
was appointed by the governor to the Michigan Community Corrections Board. Davis is the director of oversight and public accountability for the city of Grand Rapids. He earned his bachelor's from Central Michigan University.
