Netschke, George A. IV

Current Employment Position(s)

Associate, since 2001

Year Joined Organization: 2001

Lawyer Overview

George A. Netschke is an attorney in Plunkett Cooney's Bloomfield Hills office who focuses his practice in the areas of banking and construction law.

Mr. Netschke represents lenders in loan workouts and originations. His focus is on commercial real estate loan workouts, including mortgage foreclosures, deed in lieu transactions, receiverships, sales through receivers, REO sales and resulting litigation.

As a member of the firm's Construction Law Practice Group, Mr. Netschke represents design professionals, general contractors, construction managers, subcontractors and owners in both commercial and personal injury litigation. He also represents product manufacturers and suppliers in product liability litigation.

Areas of Practice

• Banking, Bankruptcy & Creditors' Rights Law
• Construction Law
• Construction Lien Law
• Construction Site Accidents
• Contractors' Legal Issues
• Litigation

Bar Admissions

• Michigan, 2001
• U.S. District Court Eastern District of Michigan, 2001

Professional Associations and Memberships

• Oakland County Bar Association (Member)
• American Bar Association (Member)
• Defense Research Institute (Member)
• State Bar of Michigan (Member)

Honors and Awards

• Michigan Super Lawyer Rising Star in Construction Litigation; Michigan Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters publication, 2008 - 2011

Education

• Wayne State University Law School, Detroit, Michigan, 2001
  J.D.
• James Madison College, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, 1996
  B.A.

Published Works

• "Supreme Court Claries Applicability of Inherently Dangerous Activities Theory", Sticks & Bricks Construction Law Update, November, 2004
• "Understanding State and Federal Legislation Governing Construction Bonds", (Co-Author), Sticks & Bricks Construction Law Newsletter, Summer, 2003
• "Unlicensed Contractors Unable to Recover for Residential Improvements", Sticks & Bricks Construction Law Newsletter, Fall, 2002
• "Statutes of Limitations Still Vague in Claims Against Design Professionals", Sticks & Bricks Construction Law Newsletter, Fall, 2002
• "Court Enforces 90-day Rule Despite County's Failure to Timely Register Lien", Sticks & Bricks Construction Law Newsletter, Spring, 2000
• "Constitutional Principle Limits Remedies for Defamation in Public Bid Case", Sticks & Bricks Construction Law Newsletter, Spring, 2000

Address

38505 Woodward Avenue
Suite 2000
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304

Phones

(248) 901-4093

Faxes

(248) 901-4040

Emails

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Websites

http://www.plunkettcooney.com