It looks like Congress may be getting into the Halloween scary season a little bit early.
Scary Tax Law Changes – and Not Just for the Super Rich
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Maddin Hauser Wins Significant Victory for Client in Michigan Supreme Court
By Richard M. Mitchell, Esq., CPCU Maddin Hauser recently won a case of important legal ...
Life Lessons Learned Along the Way: Free Fenster
I have a confession to make. I love what I do, but, when I have a moment to stop and think about it, it may be for the wrong reasons.
Protecting the Innocent is Still a Consideration, at Least When it Comes to Insurance Contracts
Our law firm recently prevailed in obtaining dismissal of an action in which a potentially innocent third party sought damages against a defendant who allegedly fraudulently procured his insurance policy.
Effective Legal Risk Mitigation and Risk Management in the Construction Industry
Construction is perhaps one of the most truly satisfying industries in our economy.
Sixth Circuit Uses Lack of Article III Standing to Kick FDCPA and FACTA Putative Class Actions from Federal Court
Lack of subject matter jurisdiction for no standing under Article III of the U.S. Constitution is alive and well in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.