Honigman LLP announced today Abby Stover has returned to Honigman’s Detroit office as Chief Talent Officer, to lead the firm’s attorney talent management, learning and development and legal recruiting functions.
Stover rejoins Honigman after serving as a partner in the commercial real estate practice at Cousino Law PLLC for five years.
Stover earned her JD from Wayne State University Law School and her Bachelor of Arts from Michigan State University.
She joined Honigman upon graduating from law school, where she served as an associate in the real estate department until 2011. She then assumed the role of Director of Attorney Development and Recruitment, a position she held until 2018.
Representing clients across the United States, Stover has over a decade of experience in all aspects of commercial real estate law, including acquisitions and sales, commercial leasing, loan transactions and tax-credit financing.
Honigman’s Michigan offices are in Ann Arbor, Bloomfield Hills, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo and Lansing.
- Posted August 31, 2023
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Honigman welcomes back Abby Stover as Chief Talent Officer
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