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10 January 2024 / Thomas P. Duquette

Weltman Welcomes Two New Attorneys to Detroit Office

DETROIT - Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Co., LPA, a full-service creditors' rights law firm with over 93 years of client service, is pleased to announce the addition of two attorneys at the firm’s Detroit, MI office – Thomas (Tom) Duquette and Pete Marselis.

Tom’s top clients include student loan creditors and insurance companies’ subrogation departments. When they need help, Tom stays dedicated and determined to optimize every aspect of the process and recover for his clients.

“I am thrilled to join the highly reputable team at Weltman,” says Tom. “I am excited to diligently assist our clients in efficiently maximizing recovery.”

Pete has over 20 years of experience in bankruptcy, creditors’ rights, and litigation. He represents large and small financial institutions in creditor’s rights matters, including collections, replevins, foreclosures, and other defaulted matters. Pete’s vigorous creditor representation includes mortgage creditors, finance companies, auto lenders, and more.

“I am pleased to be rejoining the Weltman team,” says Pete. “I look forward to working with everyone at Weltman and providing exceptional service and results to our clients.”

"We are very pleased to have Pete and Tom join our team,” says shareholder and Detroit office managing attorney David Wolfe. “Pete’s combined bankruptcy and collections background allows him to provide comprehensive guidance to our clients. Tom’s understanding of student loan collections and insurance subrogation is positively impacting our growing practice.”
Learn more and connect with Tom and/or Pete today.

This blog is not a solicitation for business, and it is not intended to constitute legal advice on specific matters, create an attorney-client relationship or be legally binding in any way.

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