Hertzberg elected to NEXTGen Detroit board of directors
Jaffe Raitt Heuer & Weiss, P.C., a leading Michigan business law firm, announced that Nicole Hertzberg was elected as a first time board member to the Jewish Federation’s NEXTGen Detroit board of directors. In this role, she will be planning and executing programming and events, developing strategy and acting as an ambassador of Jewish Detroit. Nicole has also been appointed co-chair of EPIC, NEXTGen Detroit’s largest and premiere annual fundraising event.
Hertzberg is an associate and member of the firm’s Estate & Wealth Planning Practice Group, where she concentrates her practice in the areas of gift, estate and tax planning, wealth transfer and trust administration.
A Dean’s Merit Scholar, Hertzberg earned a Juris Doctor degree from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in New York City. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology with a crime and justice minor from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. While at U of M, she earned the Distinguished Greek Leader Award and was a member of the Order of Omega honor society.
Clement named general counsel for Michigan Retailers Association
The Michigan Retailers Association (MRA) announced Tuesday the appointment of Thomas P. Clement as its general counsel, effective Sept. 3.
Clement is currently general counsel for the Michigan Supreme Court, where he manages litigation matters involving the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals and the State Court Administrative Office. He also serves as the legislative liaison to the executive and legislative branches, representing the court on policy and legislative issues.
Clement has practiced law for 17 years. He joined the Supreme Court in 2016, after leaving the Michigan Attorney General’s Office as a division chief, where he supervised a team of 12 attorneys specializing in licensing and regulatory issues. He also played a key role in working with the Legislature and governor’s office to address the epidemic of prescription drug and opioid abuse.
Previously, he worked in private practice, primarily concentrating on state and federal criminal law and general civil litigation, after starting out as an assistant prosecuting attorney in the Eaton County Prosecutors Office.
Clement has formerly served on the State Bar of Michigan’s Criminal Jurisprudence and Practice Committee and the state of Michigan’s Community Corrections Board. He is a current member of a Supreme Court and Attorney General joint task force on elder abuse.
“My goal is to help MRA build on its reputation for stability, ethical business practices and passionate advocacy for retailers,” said Clement.
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