Duly Noted

 Lubben appointed vice-chair of Attorney Discipline Board

Miller Johnson attorney Craig H. Lubben was  appointed vice-chairperson of the Attorney Discipline Board (ADB) by the Michigan Supreme  Court (MSC).  His term ends  Oct. 1, 2014.  He has served on the ADB since 2008.

Lubben’s litigation practice is focused on representing business entities, executives, medical professionals, and other individuals in commercial disputes in state and federal court and in various alternative dispute forums.  He is the chair of the firm’s well-respected litigation section.  He earned his law degree, cum laude, from Northwestern University School of Law.
 
Lubben has a long history of involvement in several professional associations including the American Bar Association, State Bar of Michigan and the Kalamazoo County Bar Association where he served as president in 1998-99.  He is a Fellow of three distinguished lawrelated organizations:  the American Bar Foundation, the Michigan State Bar Foundation and the Litigation Counsel of America.  

Lubben was recognized in 2012 as a “Leader in the Law” by Michigan Lawyers Weekly  and was honored as Best Lawyers 2014 Kalamazoo Litigation Labor and Employment Lawyer of the Year.  He has been named in “The Best Lawyers in America®” in several categories. 
 
Lubben is dedicated to the West Michigan community, and serves on the Board of Directors for Calvin College as well as Family and Children Services in Kalamazoo.  He is immediate Past-President of the Board of Directors for the Kalamazoo Symphony 

The Michigan ADB is the adjudicative arm of the MSC for discharge of its exclusive constitutional responsibility to supervise and discipline Michigan attorneys.  It consists of six attorneys and three non-attorneys appointed by the MSC.

Appointees serve on a volunteer basis. The ADB appoints three-attorney panels, composed of volunteers, which hear attorney misconduct matters and recommend sanctions against attorneys who violate ethics rules. The ADB may also review a hearing panel’s decision and can affirm or alter the level of discipline.

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