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- Posted March 10, 2026
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New lawyers v board
The Oakland County Bar Association’s 21st Annual Challenge between the New Lawyers Committee and the OCBA Board headed back to to the lanes for a fan favorite bowling event at Bowlero Lanes & Lounge in Royal Oak on Wednesday, February 25. Ready to throw some strikes were (above, left to right) NLC Chair Jacob Simon of Law Office of Jacob N. Simon, NLC Chair-elect Robert Goldman of Law Offices of Robert Goldman PLLC, OCBA board member Jamie Martone of Dickinson Wright PLLC, Dan Quick of Dickinson Wright PLLC, OCBA Secretary Syeda Davidson of American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan, OCBA President Sarah Kuchon of Hohauser Kuchon, NLC Vice-Chair Public Relations Alexander Sheldon-Smith of Wayne County Friend of the Court, OCBA Board member Layne Sakwa of Layne Ashley Sakwa PLLC, and Andrew Perun of Accurity Group LLC. This year, for the first time in two years, the OCBA Board reclaimed the trophy.
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