Harbor Springs lawyer joins Bodman law firm
James T. Ramer has joined Bodman PLC as Of Counsel to the firm.
Rame is the founding partner of Ramer & Moore P.C. of Harbor Springs, one of northern Michigan’s longest-established law firms. He has a varied practice focused on probate and estate planning, general corporate, and municipal law matters. His clients include high net worth individuals, municipal governments, homeowners’ associations, banks, and manufacturers, among others.
Ramer serves as outside general counsel to several of his corporate clients and is a member of the boards of directors of Petoskey Plastics, First Community Bank of Harbor Springs, and Harbor Springs Financial Corp. He has served for many years as city attorney for Harbor Springs.
Ramer is admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan and the U.S. Tax Court.
He is a graduate of Tulane University School of Law and received his undergraduate degree from Ohio State University.
Rame is the founding partner of Ramer & Moore P.C. of Harbor Springs, one of northern Michigan’s longest-established law firms. He has a varied practice focused on probate and estate planning, general corporate, and municipal law matters. His clients include high net worth individuals, municipal governments, homeowners’ associations, banks, and manufacturers, among others.
Ramer serves as outside general counsel to several of his corporate clients and is a member of the boards of directors of Petoskey Plastics, First Community Bank of Harbor Springs, and Harbor Springs Financial Corp. He has served for many years as city attorney for Harbor Springs.
Ramer is admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan and the U.S. Tax Court.
He is a graduate of Tulane University School of Law and received his undergraduate degree from Ohio State University.
SBM to host free virtual wellness event May 2
The State Bar of Michigan will host a free virtual wellness event featuring Katy Goshtasbi, whose presentation, "Emotional Resonance Factor: The Secret to Your Thriving Practice," will focus on enhancing emotional resonance for a more fulfilling legal career and personal life.
The 90-minute Zoom event is noon, Friday, May 2, 2025. Free to all State Bar of Michigan members, the seminar kicks off the State Bar of Michigan’s recognition of Well-Being in the Law Week, celebrated nationwide the first week of May. Register here.
In this interactive workshop, you will:
• Discover how to connect with your brand and resonate authentically with clients and colleagues.
• Learn tools to increase self-confidence and emotional resonance for personal and professional success.
• Explore strategies to overcome feelings of inauthenticity, frustration, and being stuck.
The first 25 registrants will receive a free wellness gift — a copy of Goshtasbi’s latest book, "Emotional Resonance Factor: The Secrets to Owning Your Good Enough," which was released earlier this month.
Goshtasbi worked as an attorney for a decade before focusing her career on well-being. She is an expert in emotional resonance and personal branding and her latest book provides tools for professionals to authentically connect with themselves and others, leading to more fulfilling careers and personal lives. She has extensive experience in coaching lawyers and helps people thrive by embracing their true selves and enhancing their emotional resonance.
The 90-minute Zoom event is noon, Friday, May 2, 2025. Free to all State Bar of Michigan members, the seminar kicks off the State Bar of Michigan’s recognition of Well-Being in the Law Week, celebrated nationwide the first week of May. Register here.
In this interactive workshop, you will:
• Discover how to connect with your brand and resonate authentically with clients and colleagues.
• Learn tools to increase self-confidence and emotional resonance for personal and professional success.
• Explore strategies to overcome feelings of inauthenticity, frustration, and being stuck.
The first 25 registrants will receive a free wellness gift — a copy of Goshtasbi’s latest book, "Emotional Resonance Factor: The Secrets to Owning Your Good Enough," which was released earlier this month.
Goshtasbi worked as an attorney for a decade before focusing her career on well-being. She is an expert in emotional resonance and personal branding and her latest book provides tools for professionals to authentically connect with themselves and others, leading to more fulfilling careers and personal lives. She has extensive experience in coaching lawyers and helps people thrive by embracing their true selves and enhancing their emotional resonance.
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