Christopher G. Bovid, Attorney

CHRISTOPHER G. BOVID graduated cum laude with his Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from the Eli Broad College of Business and the Honors College at Michigan State University in 2001. In 2004, he earned his Juris Doctor, cum laude, with a Taxation Law Concentration Certificate from the Michigan State University College of Law.

Mr. Bovid is the co-author of: Contingent Fees: To Tax or Not To Tax?, Michigan Bar Journal (October 2004). He was a resident clinician for the Michigan State University College of Law Rental Housing Clinic and the Michigan State University College of Law Tax Clinic; a member of the Michigan State University College of Law Student Bar Association and the Michigan State University Council of Graduate Students; and was appointed as the Michigan State University College of Law Winter 2001 Graduating Class Representative.

Prior to joining Myers & Myers, PLLC in 2005, Mr. Bovid clerked with the Michigan Attorney General-Criminal Prosecutions Division; the Flint (MI) City Attorney; and the Ann Arbor (MI) City Attorney. He is currently a member of the State Bar of Michigan, the Livingston County Bar Association, the Federal Bar Association for the Eastern District of Michigan, the Federal Bar Association for the Western District of Michigan, the American Bar Association, and the American Bankruptcy Institute.

Mr. Bovid's published cases include: Computer Business World v Jamil (In re Jamil), 409 BR 866 (Bankr ED Mich 2009); Kohut v Wells Fargo Bank (In re Pankey), 392 BR 710 (ED Mich 2008); Shapiro v Merchants Bonding Co, et al, 392 BR 302 (ED Mich 2008); Kohut v Wells Fargo Bank (In re Pankey), 373 BR 19 (Bankr ED Mich 2007); Encore Credit Corp v Young (In re Young), 373 BR 7 (ED Mich 2007); Lim v New Century Mortgage Corp (In re Ammar), 368 BR 629 (Bankr ED Mich 2007); Gold v New Century Mortgage Corp (In re Salinitro), 355 BR 15 (Bankr ED Mich 2006); Lim v Chase Home Finance, LLC, et al (In re Comps), 334 BR 235 (Bankr ED Mich 2005).  His unpublished cases include: Ellman v Popular Financial Services, LLC (In re Etter), 2009 US Dist LEXIS 8629 (ED Mich Feb 3, 2009); Lim v New Century Mortgage Corp (In re Grelik), 2007 WL 1062914 (Bankr ED Mich Mar 27, 2007) ; and In re Iwasko, 2006 Bankr LEXIS 2687 (Bankr ED Mich Oct 4, 2006).