As of December 14, 2010 Michigan Senate has changed state environmental laws. If you have not received an email outlining the changes or would like to discuss further, please call our office at (248) 349-8363.

Many may not know that prior to starting Yeoman Group over 15 years ago,  owner David R. Switzer was known as Commander Switzer. As a part of the Navy Judge Advocate General's Corps (a.k.a. JAGS),  David served proudly for over 20 years. The Department of Veteran's Affairs has recently recognized Yeoman Group as a Veteran Owned Small Business. Yeoman Group is actively searching for opportunities to fulfill or partner to fulfill government contracts. Interested parties may call the office directly at (248) 349-8363.

We are pleased to announce that Robert Anderson has become a Yeoman! Robert is a Professional Geologist with over twenty years experience with large environmental firms in Michigan. As Vice President, Robert will supervise technical aspects of our work, while Dave continues to provide legal oversight. You will be hearing from Robert soon!

If you plan on attending the Michigan Credit Union League annual meeting this May, stop by and say hello to Dave and Linda at the Yeoman Group's "Preferred Vendor" table at booth number 160!
Yeoman Group is also happy to be sponsoring the memento photograph aboard the Ovation Saturday night.

In today’s lending environment, loss mitigation is critical. Yeoman Group has found it very helpful to sit with the workout personnel to pre-screen commercial properties that the lender may have to foreclose upon. Early environmental advice can ease the bank’s burden and avoid costly mistakes. We offer this service at no fee. While we have begun contacting clients to set up a time to meet, please call our main office (248) 349-8363 if you would like to take advantage of this offer now.

MDEQ has implemented new, more complex and more expensive standards for property cleanup.  Call the company that has an environmental attorney on staff in order to protect your institution!

Unfortunately too many banks have been forced to look at foreclosing on current loans.  Important information to consider when looking at foreclosure has been outlined in our newest article. Please see "Foreclosure Timing".