Shareholder Ed Boucher has been named to the inaugural Michigan Legal 250 by Michigan Lawyers Weekly, recognized in the construction law category among the state's most influential attorneys.
The Kotz Sangster team returned to Belle Isle Beach for the 8th annual Motor City Mile Open Swim, hosted by Swim Across America in Detroit. Our team of swimmers included attorney Ed Boucher, his son Noah Boucher, attorney Doug Eyre and legal assistant Carolyn Wood. They swam alongside more than 150 participants and volunteers, supporting research to improve cancer treatment.
Kotz Sangster attorneys, along with colleagues from Plante Moran, presented on the topic of “Succession Planning: Don’t Risk Your Company’s Future” on September 27, 2016. The subject was one of an array of leadership and management sessions included in an annual conference hosted by the Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA). The 2016 Midwest Regional Conference was held in Oak Brook, Illinois.
Moderated by Ed Boucher, speakers included Greg Wysocki and Plante Moran partners. The presentation covered the importance of a family business, options for selling and/or transferring assets, reminders that succession plans are not one-size-fits-all, and the issues to consider when developing a plan. The presenters covered meaningful ideas on how to handle an often difficult subject, as well as a discussion on the importance of identifying and developing future leaders throughout the company.