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Miller Canfield appoints first woman CEO - Grand Rapids Business Journal

Grand Rapids Business Journal Courtesy Miller Canfield Detroit-based law firm Miller Canfield, which has a Grand Rapids office, named Megan Norris as its new chief executive officer, the first woman in the firm’s history to hold that title. She will succeed Michael McGee, who has been the CEO since 2013, on Feb. 26. Norris will lead the firm by continuing to focus on providing client value and efficiency. “In many ways, for nearly 170 years, the firm’s focus has never changed: Our primary purpose is always to serve our clients,” Norris said. “And we can’t do so without the best attorneys in the business. What is always changing is what our clients need. Clients face budgetary restrictions, so we must adapt to provide high-quality legal services in more efficient ways while remaining profitable.”

Former Wayne County judge Isidore Torres dies at 73

Former Wayne County judge Isidore Torres dies at 73 Torres was first Hispanic judge in Wayne County court system 27-year judge died last week after contracting COVID-19 Isidore Torres was the first Hispanic judge in the Wayne County court system. Isidore Torres, the first Hispanic judge in the Wayne County courts system, died Jan. 12 at age 73. Torres, an ardent advocate for Latino communities, active Detroit businessman and family man, had been diagnosed with central nervous system lymphoma in September and underwent chemotherapy. He later contracted the coronavirus and died from complications of COVID-19, according to his son, Felipe Torres. He was treated at Beaumont Hospital in Troy.

Judge B Pennie Millender, of the 36th District Court, dies age 68

Judge B. Pennie Millender, of the 36th District Court, dies age 68 Miriam Marini, Detroit Free Press © Family photo Judge Beatrice Millender, of the 36th District Court, died of natural causes Jan. 16. Beatrice Pennie Millender, a judge in Detroit’s 36th District Court for 17 years, died Saturday morning at age 68, her family confirmed. Born in Detroit to World War II veteran and lawyer Robert Millender and his wife Louise, Beatrice took after her father in their matching pursuits to foster the youth and ensure justice for all. A graduate of Southern University and the Detroit College of Law, Millender was appointed by Gov. Jennifer Granholm to the 36th District Court, the largest district court in the state, in 2003. There, she served as the presiding judge for the real estate and civil division.

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