Mr. Haney is a member of the Enterprise Procurement Group. He represents business clients in the drafting and negotiation of a broad range of vendor contracts.

Prior to joining Bodman, Mr. Haney worked as a commercial law clerk at a Michigan-based global manufacturer of high-technology products where he reviewed, drafted and revised corporate supply agreements, contract amendments, and real estate leases. He also worked as a business/legal intern with a petroleum company in New York. 

While attending law school, Mr. Haney worked in the Transactional Lab as a mentor, having previously been a student in the lab. His duties included assisting students with organization, drafting contracts, and design tools to improve deal making for corporate clients.

Before beginning his legal career, Mr. Haney worked in the petroleum industry and also served as a varsity high school football coach in New York.

Publications

• “USAA Sues PNC for IP Infringement Over Mobile Deposit Technology: Is Your Organization Protected in its Use of Third Party Technology?”, Bodman Enterprise Procurement Group Update (October 2020)

Speaking Engagements

• Co-Presenter (with Holly A. Hubert) “Perks and Pitfalls of Artificial Intelligence,” The Institute for Supply Management – Southeast Michigan Chapter (October 16, 2024)
• Co-Presenter (with Amanda M. Empey) “AI and HR: Pitfalls and Precautions,” Michigan Federation for Children and Families 2024 Annual Spring Human Resources Training Seminar, May 2, 2024
• “Navigating the AI Landscape,” Leadership Oakland Breakfast of Champions, February 6, 2024

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