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- Posted June 03, 2025
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New lawyers welcomed
Oakland County Circuit Court Chief Judge Jeffery Matis (fourth from left) happily hosted the Oakland County New Lawyers Admission Ceremony in his courtroom on Friday, May 16, at the Oakland County Courthouse in Pontiac. Attorneys who passed the February bar exam were sworn in to the State Bar of Michigan during the ceremony. Matis welcomed new SBM members (left to right) Tori Gamelin, Tubraize Khan, Nicole Bien, Dastagyual Yusubova, Dylan Clark, Hannah Fanning, and Abraham Lorber.
New attorney Nicole Bien (left) was congratulated by Clark Bien (right) at the ceremony.
Suzie Gamelin (left) proudly watched as new attorney Tori Gamelin (right) was sworn in.
New attorney Dastagyual Yusubova (left) was supported by Ramil Yusubova at the ceremony.
Cheering on new attorney Hannah Fanning (center) were Suzanne Fanning (left) and Richard Fanning (right).
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