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Kurt E. Riedel
Partner
Plunkett Cooney
Licensed Since: 1977
Joined Firm: 1992
Partner Since: 2001
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38505 Woodward Ave.
Suite 2000
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304
TEL: (248) 901-4043
FAX: (248) 901-4040
kriedel@plunkettcooney.com
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E. Riedel is a partner in the firm’s Bloomfield Hills
office. His primary areas of practice are title insurance
and related real estate law. He currently serves as the
leader of Plunkett Cooney’s Title Insurance Practice
Group, which has attorneys in the firm’s various
offices located in Michigan, Ohio and Indiana.
Mr. Riedel also represents
banks and lenders in various real estate matters and
his practice includes transactional work and preparation
of loan related documentation.
Representative
Client Work
- Review, investigate
title related claims and work towards the resolution
thereof
- Represent insured’s
in title related litigation and appeals (i.e. priority
of interest disputes, fraud, adverse possession, and
other disputes)
- Represent owners/lenders
in construction lien foreclosure litigation
- Represent insured
in bankruptcy related litigation (i.e., trustee attempts
to set aside insured mortgage)
- Represent underwriters
in coverage issues and related litigation
- Represent underwriters
in agent defalcation matters
- Represent insured
in property tax related issues and litigation
- Represent banks and
lenders in real estate litigation (banking work) generally
where title or priority is being threatened
- Real Estate Development
and/or Construction Loan origination work and related
documentation (i.e., new residential subdivision,
homes, condominiums)
- Represent banks and
lenders in fraud and related litigation
Professional Affliliations
- Oakland Bar Association
- State Bar of Michigan
(Real Property, Family Law sections)
- American Bar Association
- Michigan Land Title
Association
- American Land Title
Association
Publications
- Property Owner Must
Be Afforded Due Process Notice and the Right to Contest
Foreclosure
- Court of Appeals
asks Supreme Court to Re-examine Issue of Equitable
Subrogation
- Equitable Subrogation
Doctrine Hampered in Mortgage Disputes
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Areas
of Practice
Banking,
Bankruptcy & Creditors' Rights Law
Family Law
General Litigation
Title Insurance Law
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Education
Detroit College of Law,
1977, J.D.
Wayne State University, 1973, B.A.
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Bar & Court Admissions
Michigan, 1977
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