Bodman attorney named chair of Aviation Law Section
Mary E. Comazzi, a member of Bodman PLC’s Ann Arbor office, has been named chair of the State Bar of Michigan’s Aviation Law Section.
As chair, Comazzi will lead the governing council for the 130-member Aviation Law Section. The Section’s mission is to research, educate, share, and disseminate information about all legal matters concerning aviation.
Comazzi focuses her legal practice in the areas of general business law and aviation law. She helps clients structure, negotiate, and document mergers, acquisitions, reorganizations, joint ventures, and other complex commercial transactions, including transactions involving business and personal aircraft.
Before joining Bodman, Comazzi served as in-house general counsel to CHI Aviation, a Michigan-based helicopter services company. As general counsel, she developed, implemented, or managed programs involving all aspects of CHI’s business, including human resources, import/export regulatory compliance, Department of Transportation and Federal Aviation Administration regulatory compliance.
Secretary of State Mobile Office to visit Oakland University Sept. 10
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson recently announced the Secretary of State Mobile Office will visit Oakland University for voter registration and other services Tuesday, Sept. 10.
The Mobile Office will be open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the main campus outdoor mall area between North and South Foundation Halls. The visit is part of the university’s Welcome Week activities as students return to campus for the fall semester.
The Mobile Office offers most services available at a regular office. Visitors can renew their license plate tabs and driver’s licenses, register to vote, change their address and sign up on the Michigan Organ Donor Registry.
Visitors also can learn more about REAL ID and apply for a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license or state ID card. Beginning Oct. 1, 2020, you will need a REAL ID-compliant document to fly within the United States and enter certain federal facilities, military bases and nuclear power plants. To apply, bring the following:
• Your driver’s license or state ID card.
• Your certified birth certificate with a raised seal or stamp issued by a governmental agency; valid, unexpired U.S. passport; or an approved citizenship or legal presence document. (Faxes and photocopies won’t be accepted.)
• If your name is different from what is on your birth certificate, bring certified documents, such as marriage licenses or court orders, for every time your name has changed.
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