Attorney Jean E. Kordenbrock has joined Fraser Trebilcock and will work primarily in the firm's Lansing office. Her practice focuses on governmental affairs, nonprofits and campaign finance.
She has previously consulted with federal and state government officials on matters such as compliant ballot question initiatives, successful millage campaigns, and a public grassroots advocacy campaign in Michigan.
She has provided legal counsel to the Speaker of the Michigan House of Representatives, and was appointed by former Michigan Governor John Engler to serve as Executive Director of the Michigan Women's Commission, Department of Civil Rights where she was responsible for all Commission activities and program initiatives.
Kordenbrock is an alumna of the University of Michigan, and Cooley Law School, where she also served as an adjunct professor.
- Posted February 27, 2020
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Kordenbrock joins Fraser Trebilcock's Lansing Office
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