The Michigan Supreme Court ensured that mediation remains a “safe space” where attorneys can freely...
The Michigan Supreme Court Reinforces the Cloak of Confidentiality in Mediations
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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.
As 2023 Begins, Michigan Employers Face Continued Uncertainty Regarding Paid Sick Leave
Whether significant and impeding changes to Michigan's paid medical leave law come to pass hangs on the outcome of soon-to-be-resolved litigation.
Lack of a Succession Plan Is a Small Business Blind Spot That Can Leave Your Company and Your Family in the Dark
Owners of family-held or small businesses intuitively understand the importance of planning.
Four Legs, Two Homes? What Happens to a Beloved Pet in a Michigan Divorce
In a Michigan divorce, pets are not treated like children. They are considered personal property, which makes them subject to equitable distribution like other assets.
Are Verbal Lease Modifications Enforceable in Michigan?
A verbal modification to a written lease may run afoul of the Michigan statute of frauds, but that doesn't necessarily mean it is unenforceable.