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cial Ethics of the State Bar of
Michigan.
He has served as a mediator in
the Wayne County Circuit Court
since 1975.

STEVEN COHEN of Hunting-
ton Woods has joined the Detroit
office of the law firm of Miller,
Canfield, Paddock and Stone. As
an associate in the public law de-
partment, Mr. Cohen will be in-
volved in local and national public
finance matters.

Judge Stephen Cooper

JUDGE STEPHEN COOPER
of 46th District Court in South-
field has been elected by his col-
leagues to serve as president of
the Michigan District Judges As-
sociation. His one-year term will
begin Jan. 1, 1995.
Next year could be a crucial
one for Michigan's courts. It has
been 25 years since the creation
of the district court system and
there is much interest in re-
structuring that system.
The state Legislature, State
Bar of Michigan and state
Supreme Court have set up pan-
els which are studying the state's
courts.

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to. Find out why last year's top funds could
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Steven Cohen

Mr. Cohen earned a bachelor's
degree in mechanical engineer-
ing from Michigan State Univer-
sity in 1983 and a master's degree
in administration from Central
ELAINE FIELDMAN has been Michigan University in 1988. He
appointed to a second consecutive is a 1992 cum laude graduate of
one-year term as chairperson of the Wayne State University Law
the Michigan Attorney Discipline School.
Board. The appointment was
Prior to joining Miller, Can-
made by the state Supreme field, Mr. Cohen was associated
Court.
with the law firm of Brooks &
The term began Oct. 1. Ms. Kushman in Southfield.
Fieldman, a partner in the De-
troit law firm of Barris, Sott,
Denn and Driker, has been a
member of the board since Oct.
1, 1990.
Prior to her first term as chair-
person, she served two terms as
the board's secretary.
The board is comprised of six
attorneys and three lay persons,
all appointed by the Supreme
Court.

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MILES HURWITZ has been ap-
pointed to a second consecutive
one-year term as vice-chairper-
son of the Michigan Attorney Dis-
cipline Board by the state
Supreme Court. The term began
Oct. 1.
Mr. Hurwitz was first ap-
pointed to the board in 1991. A
partner in the Dearborn Heights
law firm of Hurwitz, Karp, Wal-
lace and Gantz, Mr. Hurwitz is a
former chairperson of the Com-
mittee on Professional and Judi-

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FRANK MAMAT, a senior part-
ner in the Labor, Employment
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the Detroit law firm of Honig-

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