Foster Swift Elects Officers for 2025

LANSING, Mich. —The law firm of Foster Swift Collins & Smith, PC elected officers to serve on its executive committee (EC) for 2025:

• Anne M. Seurynck – President
• Ray H. Littleton – Vice President, Southfield
• Warren H. Krueger – Vice President, Lansing
• Andrew C. Vredenburg – Vice President, Grand Rapids
• Anna K. Gibson – Secretary
• Nicholas M. Oertel – Treasurer

Seurynck will continue to serve as the firm’s president. She is starting her sixth year as president. She is the first women elected to this role in the firm’s history. Seurynck practices municipal and public entity law, library law, and school law services.

Newly elected to the Executive Committee are Ray Littleton and Warren Krueger. Littleton will serve as vice president of the firm’s Southfield office. Littleton helps businesses and organizations address a wide range of litigation matters and disputes, specializing in five key areas: Insurance, Health care, Transportation, Warranty claims and Employment disputes.

Krueger will serve as vice president of the Lansing office. Krueger represents and counsels clients, focusing in the areas of estate planning, estate administration and probate, civil litigation and real property.

Vredenburg will continue to serve as vice president of the firm’s Grand Rapids office. Vredenburg focuses on helping small to medium-sized businesses seize opportunities. He routinely handles matters involving business disputes, real estate and environmental matters, construction litigation and development and corporate counsel.

Gibson will continue as the firm’s secretary. Anna’s practice focuses on helping families achieve their unique estate planning goals by exceling in counseling on both simple and complex situations. Anna is passionate about mentoring young attorneys.

Oertel will continue to serve as the firm’s treasurer. He concentrates his practice in providing outside general counsel service to a wide variety of businesses, including family-owned businesses, start-up companies, and health systems.