Kimberly Dudek named chair of Honigman’s Corporate Department
Published: December 12, 2024
Kimberly (Kim) Dudek is succeeding Donald (Don) Kunz as chair of
Honigman’s Corporate Department, after her prior role as vice chair.
Kunz, who served as chair for 20 years, will continue as a partner in
the Corporate Department, while serving on the Attorney Compensation
Committee and as chair of the Operating Committee.
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