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Burzych Appointed to State Bar of Michigan Business Impact Committee
Mark J. Burzych has been appointed to the State Bar of Michigan’s Business Impact Committee. The Committee is part of the State Bar of Michigan’s Judicial Crossroads Task Force that will focus on the future of Michigan’s court system. Mr. Burzych, along with the other appointed committee members, will embark on a comprehensive review and evaluation of our justice system and make recommendations on how Michigan can best meet the needs of the public and business in the face of the transformational economic changes underway in our state. The Business Impact Committee is due to have its recommendation to the Task Force by mid-2010.
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