The law firm of Foster Swift Collins & Smith, PC has elected officers to serve on its 2024 executive committee: Anne M. Seurynck - President; Michael R. Blum – Vice President, Southfield; Douglas A. Mielock – Vice President, Lansing; Andrew C. Vredenburg – Vice President, Grand Rapids; Anna K. Gibson – Secretary; Nicholas M. Oertel – Treasurer
Seurynck will continue to serve as president and head of the executive committee. She is in her second three-year term as the first woman president elected in the firm’s history. She practices municipal and public entity law, library law, and school law services.
Blum will continue to serve as vice president of the Southfield office. He represents private and public employers in employment litigation and alternative dispute resolution.
Mielock was re-elected to serve as vice president of the Lansing office. He represents and counsels clients in estate planning, estate litigation, estate administration and marital agreements.
Vredenburg will continue to serve as vice president of the firm’s Grand Rapids office. Vredenburg focuses on helping small to medium-sized businesses seize opportunities. He routinely handles matters involving business disputes, real estate and environmental matters, construction litigation and development and corporate counsel.
Gibson was elected as the firm’s secretary. She focuses on helping families achieve their estate planning goals.
Oertel was newly elected to serve as treasurer. He concentrates his practice in providing outside general counsel service to a wide variety of businesses.
Seurynck will continue to serve as president and head of the executive committee. She is in her second three-year term as the first woman president elected in the firm’s history. She practices municipal and public entity law, library law, and school law services.
Blum will continue to serve as vice president of the Southfield office. He represents private and public employers in employment litigation and alternative dispute resolution.
Mielock was re-elected to serve as vice president of the Lansing office. He represents and counsels clients in estate planning, estate litigation, estate administration and marital agreements.
Vredenburg will continue to serve as vice president of the firm’s Grand Rapids office. Vredenburg focuses on helping small to medium-sized businesses seize opportunities. He routinely handles matters involving business disputes, real estate and environmental matters, construction litigation and development and corporate counsel.
Gibson was elected as the firm’s secretary. She focuses on helping families achieve their estate planning goals.
Oertel was newly elected to serve as treasurer. He concentrates his practice in providing outside general counsel service to a wide variety of businesses.
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