Community Ties: Area attorney displays special passion for serving the public
Published: November 06, 2026
Sometimes a sudden career shift can lead to a positive outcome. That seems to be the case for Nathan Inks, an attorney with Bloom Sluggett in Detroit and Grand Rapids, who specializes in planning and zoning law and telecommunications and energy and utilities.
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