Charles Bogren
Charles Bogren adheres to the philosophy that clients deserve a frank, honest, and hardworking advocate to best serve their interests. He brings this work ethic – along with a sense of humor – to the litigation, business transactions, and municipal matters he handles every day.
After receiving dual degrees in History and Political Science from the University of Michigan, Charles attended the University of Kansas School of Law. There, he added real-world perspective to his classroom studies by interning for Judge Paul L. Maloney of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan and clerking in the Western Michigan University General Counsel’s Office.
In law school, Charles also served as the president of the Federalist Society and as both a staff editor and business manager of the Kansas Journal of Law & Public Policy. As a member of the Moot Court Council, Charles finished second at the Hassell National Constitutional Law Competition, and was a semi-finalist at the National Native American Law Student Association Moot Court Competition.
Charles joined Kreis Enderle as a summer associate in 2017 and became an associate in the firm’s Kalamazoo office a year later after earning his Juris Doctor with a Certificate in Media, Law & Technology.
Posts by or including Charles Bogren
Federal Decriminalization of Marijuana Takes Big Step Forward
The fundamental conflict between state and federal law regarding cannabis remains the single biggest impediment to industry growth and creates daily headaches and long-term uncertainty … Continue Reading
Michigan Issues Emergency Recreational Marijuana Rules
The state agency charged with overseeing legal cannabis sales in Michigan issued emergency rules in early July designed to bring much-needed clarity to Michigan business … Continue Reading
Homeowners’ Associations and Restrictions Against Airbnb and Other Short-Term Rentals
With the explosion in Airbnb, VRBO, and other home-sharing services, many homeowners’ associations (HOAs) are considering covenants to ban short-term rentals. The question is whether … Continue Reading