A growing number of states require job postings to include salary and wage information.
Proliferation of Pay Transparency Means Employers Need to Put Their Salary Cards on the Table in Job Postings
Blog: Attorney Articles
Life Lessons Learned Along the Way: The Art of Becoming a “Stuperstar”
There’s nothing like an audience. Being on stage in some form – most people would regard that prospect as terrifying. Not me. I love an audience.
Danger Ahead for Michigan Landowners and Insurers? The Likely Fall of the “Open and Obvious” Defense
Two cases pending before the MI Supreme Court could be the death knell for the "open and obvious" defense to premises liability claims. Read more.
Shareholder Oppression in Michigan: More Than Just the Short End of the Stick
While minority shareholders in closely held Michigan corporations may not have control, they do have rights when the majority engages in shareholder oppression.
A Michigan Guardian’s Power Is Immense, but Not Infinite: How and Why They May Be Removed and Replaced
A Michigan guardian is invested with considerable authority and control over their ward, but that power isn't infinite. It can be taken away if they are "unsuitable" for the role, among other reasons.
Executive Compensation 101: Trends, Types, and Tips
As companies struggle to attract and retain top talent, executive compensation packages have taken center stage in the workforce management discussion.