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- Posted July 22, 2010
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Miller Canfield principal named to ABA committee
Miller Canfield principal Kimberly Kefalas in the firm's Ann Arbor office, has been appointed co-chair of the Books and Treatises Committee of the American Bar Association's Section of Antitrust Law.
She has served on the Books and Treatises Committee since 2008.
At Miller Canfield, Kefalas focuses on complex commercial cases, primarily antitrust, and in particular in relation to voluntary associations and sports and entertainment litigation.
The American Bar Association Section of Antitrust Law is the leading professional organization for those interested in the fields of antitrust and competition law, trade regulation, consumer protection and economics.
Published: Thu, Jul 22, 2010
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