Employee poaching in the mortgage industry often involves the employee taking more than just their talent with them.
Employee Poaching in the Mortgage Industry: A Most Dangerous Game
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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.
Life Lessons Learned Along the Way: Papa Bear and the Onside Kick
A couple of weeks ago, I attended the memorial ceremony for Lee “Papa Bear” Carlson, a legendary teacher and coach from my high school in Los Angeles.
The Michigan Supreme Court Reinforces the Cloak of Confidentiality in Mediations
The Michigan Supreme Court ensured that mediation remains a “safe space” where attorneys can freely...
Proposed FTC Rule Means Employers May Need to Prepare for a World Without Non-Competes
Non-competes could soon become a thing of the past under a recent FTC proposed rule that, if enacted, would effectively render most such agreements void and unenforceable.