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2008 IS 250
$369/ mo.*
Includes; Navigation system with back-up
camera and Bluetooth technology, moonroof,
Lexus Premium Sound System with in-dash 6
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28300 Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
(248) 372-7100 www.lexusofsouthfield.com
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Howard
Sherizen of
Southfield has
achieved mem-
bership in the
Million Dollar
Round Table
— the Premier
Association
of Financial
Professionals,
based on outstanding client service,
ethics and professionalism. Sherizen is
now a life and qualifying member.
Attaining membership in MDRT is
achieved by less than 1 percent of the
world's insurance and financial ser-
vices professionals.
David R. Grand
of Ann Arbor
has moved from
associate to prin-
cipal at the firm
of Miller, Canfield
at the Ann Arbor
office. Grand
has
represented
Grand
the National
Collegiate
Athletic Association and other sports
associations in numerous federal
and state antitrust cases across the
country. His varied business litigation
practice also includes counseling large
and small corporate and nonprofit
clients in all aspects of antitrust law,
and representing them in civil litiga-
tion matters.
Michael H.
Traison of West
Bloomfield, a
principal in
the Detroit
and Chicago
offices of Miller
Canfield, was
recently
elected
Traison
to the board
of directors of
the America-Israel Chamber of
Commerce of Chicago (AICC), which
helps develop business relationships
between U.S. and Israeli companies.
Traison's practice is concentrated in
all areas of international law, com-
mercial law, commercial litigation and
debtor-creditor relations, with par-
ticular emphasis on the representation
of unsecured creditors, committees,
trustees and debtors under Chapter 11
and out-of-court workouts.
Bloomfield
Hills family law
attorney Lorne
B. Gold has had
pieces published
in the most
recent editions
of both the
American
Bar
Gold
Association's
Family Advocate
and, separately, in the State Bar of
Michigan's Family Law Journal.
Gold practices exclusively family
law with the Bloomfield Hills law firm
of Adkison Need & Allen PLLC.
Here's To
Dani Dulberg, a senior at Seahom
High School in Birmingham, will join
the Oakland University softball team
for the 2009 season. She is a team
captain and a two-time all-league
player. Dulberg is a three-year starter
at third base and posted a .368 bat-
ting average last summer.
Todd A. Schafer
of Beverly Hills,
a member of the
Bloomfield Hills
law firm Dawda,
Mann, Mulcahy &
Sadler PC, was rec-
ognized as Jewish
Schafer
Family Service
of Metropolitan
Detroit's Mentor of
the Year. He concentrates his practice
in the area of real estate and corpo-
rate law.
Sarah Nagel, a
graduating senior at
Waterford Kettering
High School, was
selected as a mem-
ber of the Select
25. The Select 25
from each of the
Nagel
two Waterford
high schools will
be honored at a
banquet sponsored by the Waterford
Foundation for Education. Nagel
plans to attend Northwood University
in Midland, majoring in sports and
entertainment marketing. She is also
the president of DECA, a marketing
organization for students.
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