The Michigan legislature amended certain aspects of the Michigan Insurance Code through 2018 PA 449.
Independent Insurance Agents Remain Agents of the Insured Despite Legislative Amendments
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Employers Have New Obligations Regarding Pregnant and Breastfeeding Employees Under Recently Passed Federal Legislation
Two recently passed pieces of federal legislation impose new obligations on employers regarding pregnant or breastfeeding employees.
Seeking a Deduction for a Big Non-Cash Charitable Contribution This Year? Find a Good Appraiser Before Doing So.
Large non-cash charitable contributions can result in significant deductions, but the IRS may not reward your generosity if you fail to support your claim with a qualified appraisal.
Employee Poaching in the Mortgage Industry: A Most Dangerous Game
Employee poaching in the mortgage industry often involves the employee taking more than just their talent with them.
Length of Statutory Foreclosure Redemption Period Not Extended Due to Delay in Recording of Deed, Michigan Appellate Court Rules
A Michigan appellate court recently ruled that the redemption period after a foreclosure sale is one year from the date of sale, regardless of when the sheriff's deed is recorded.
Appellate Court Stops Earned Sick Time Act From Becoming Effective, Sparing Michigan Employers From Additional Burdens
In a significant development for Michigan employers, a January 26, 2023 appellate court decision prevented changes to Michigan’s paid sick leave and minimum wage laws from taking effect.