Jerome Frank
Jerry has been in private practice exclusively since 1972 and has represented thousands of business and individual clients. Over the years, he has both obtained judgments against and successfully defended his clients against some of the largest corporations in the world. His reputation in the bankruptcy arena often works to his clients’ advantage. His practical approach to the law allows for quick resolution of many matters.
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1969 - BS Michigan State University
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1972 - JD with honors, Wayne State University School of Law
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1972 - Admitted to practice in Michigan
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1973-1975 - Adjunct Associate Professor of Law - Wayne State University School of Law
Tami Salzbrenner - Associate
Tami began her legal career in 1999 as a legal assistant for a small securities law firm. While working full time, she attended Oakland University to obtain her Paralegal Certificate in 2005. Tami began as a paralegal at The Frank Firm in 2009. She returned to Oakland University in 2011 to obtain her bachelor’s degree and then went on to law school in 2016.
Tami graduated in the top 10 of her class, having served on Law Review and earning several distinguished awards. She remained a full-time paralegal throughout law school, increasing her knowledge of bankruptcy law, as well as civil litigation in the state courts. Tami is a people person at heart and treats all of her clients like family.
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2005 - Paralegal Certificate – Oakland University
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2015 – Bachelor’s in Psychology and Bachelor’s in Writing – Oakland University
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2019 – J.D., magna cum laude, Western Michigan Univ. Thomas M. Cooley Law School