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Holy Accommodations – The Supreme Court Expands Employers’ Duty to Religious Employees
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Michigan Supreme Court Holds That Building Code Violations Do Not Constitute “Encumbrances” Under a Warranty Deed
In a long-awaited decision, the Michigan Supreme Court reversed an appellate court decision and held that an undiscovered building code violation does not constitute an encumbrance under a warranty deed.
Michigan Attorneys: Keep Calm and Carry On With These Steps if You Receive a Malpractice Claim
No attorney wants to be the subject of a legal malpractice claim, but it is almost inevitable if you practice long enough. Here's what to do – and not do – when that happens.
What Michigan Snowbirds Need to Know if They Want to Fly Away From Michigan Taxes
If you want to escape Michigan income taxes and Michigan winters, you need to establish residency in your new home state. That takes more than simply having a new home.
Michigan Employers: Don’t Panic When Faced With a Discrimination or Harassment Claim
When a discrimination or harassment claim is filed at your business, having established policies and procedures in place is critical.
Recent CFPB Enforcement Action Highlights Importance of Third-Party Service Provider Oversight
For debt purchasers and mortgage servicers, vigilant and programmatic oversight of consumer-facing service providers is an essential part of an effective compliance program.