Miller Canfield lawyer takes his skating skills to the ice for charity
Miller Canfield lawyer, David Grand, a principal in the Ann Arbor office, recently took his charitable efforts to another level — the ice. Grand is outside general counsel to the International Hockey League (IHL), an appointment that inspired him to again play organized hockey after a 25-year hiatus. Grand was invited to play with Carhartt, Inc., a sponsor of the IHL, in a charity game against the Detroit Red Wings Alumni Association on Friday, December 3. The game raised more than $10,000 for the Macomb-Oakland Regional Center (MORC), which helps individuals with disabilities and mental illness realize their dreams as full members of their communities.
Grand was pleased to participate in the event. “As a life-long Red Wings fan and someone who’s recently gotten back into playing hockey, this was a thrill for me. But, more importantly, I was happy, along with Miller Canfield, to contribute to an event that raised money for MORC. Carhartt put on a first-class event and the Red Wings Alumni players couldn’t have been more gracious and genuine interacting with the fans, many of whom were individuals served by MORC,” he said.
AG-elect Bill Schuette announces several key appointments
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan attorney general-elect Bill Schuette says a current state Court of Appeals judge will serve as his chief legal counsel and the state’s chief deputy attorney general will stay in that post.
The Republican and former state Court of Appeals judge announced Wednesday that Grand Rapids resident Richard Bandstra will be his chief legal counsel. Bandstra said Monday he planned to leave the Court of Appeals on Jan. 8 with four years remaining on his latest six-year term.
Schuette says Chief Deputy Attorney General Carol Isaacs will remain in her post. And Schuette spokesman Rusty Hills will serve as director of public affairs.
‘Call for Action’ seeks volunteer attorneys
Volunteer attorneys are being sought by WXYZ-TV Channel 7’s Call for Action.
Every Thursday volunteer attorneys come to the Channel 7 offices to answer incoming calls regarding legal matters. The phones are open from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Attorneys remain anonymous to callers. Anyone interested in volunteering should call (248) 827-1108.
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