Earlier this year, we passed the two-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic first turning our lives upside down.
For Whom the COVID Tolls: The enforceability and application of extra-legislative tolling of case initiation deadlines
Earlier this year, we passed the two-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic first turning our lives upside down.
Given the threat to a business posed by a stalemate between owners, clear deadlock provisions should be included in their governing documents.
When an owner claims their vehicle was damaged while in the care of a garage or service department, Michigan law presumes the garage or service department is liable.
A "belt and suspenders" approach is appropriate and prudent in many contexts.
Creditors of bankrupt debtors may find themselves the target of a trustee’s efforts to claw back sums previously paid.
During my clerkship for the late Hon. Myron H. Wahls, I once started to comment that a case seemed to involve a routine issue of criminal law.