Congratulations to Super Lawyer and Rising Star Honorees, Brian Potestivo, President, and Chantelle
Rochester, MI – Potestivo & Associates, P.C is proud to announce and congratulate our very own “Best of the Best”,Chantelle R. Neumann,...
Potestivo & Associates, P.C. Announces the Hiring of Jillian M. Murphy, Associate Attoreny
CHICAGO, IL—Potestivo & Associates, P.C. is pleased to announce the hiring of Jillian M. Murphy. Jillian joined the attorney team on...
HWA Welcomes Attorney Brent L. Vannoy
Brent L. Vannoy recently joined Hughes Watters Askanase L.L.P. as a partner supporting the firm’s Commercial Litigation, and Labor and...
Four HWA Attorneys Named to 2017 List of Best Lawyers in America ©
Founding partner, David Askanase, Co-Managing Partner, Wayne Kitchens, and Senior Counsel Attorney, Randall Rios, were named as 2017 Best...
Potestivo & Associates, P.C. Awarded Best & Brightest For Fourth Consecutive Year #101BB Con
ROCHESTER, MI – Potestivo & Associates, P.C., a legal services provider to the default servicing industry, is proud to announce it has...
Beverly M. Weber, Shareholder MartinLeigh Attorneys PC, Selected to the 2016 Class of Kansas City Bu
The Firm is very proud to announce that Bev has been selected to the 2016 class of The Kansas City Business Journal’s Women Who Mean...
REAL PROPERTY: Deeds of Trust Have Priority Over Later Recorded Use Restrictions
In a July 2016 real property opinion, the Missouri Court of Appeals addressed one of the many issues associated with non-judicial...
First National Bank of Dieterich v. Pointe Royale Property Owners’ Association, Inc.: Lessons from a
Suppose you are a small community bank that, after months of default and incurring significant legal expenses, has just foreclosed on and...
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On May 18, 2016, President Obama announced the publication of the United States Department of Labor’s final rule updating overtime...
Challenging Detroit’s Recent Barrage of Unpaid Property Tax Collection Lawsuits
Only weeks before the 6-year statute of limitations was set to expire, the City of Detroit (the “City”) filed nearly 600 suits seeking...
