The 2023 Michigan Super Lawyers and Rising Stars list recognizes 19 Maddin Hauser attorneys.
Nineteen Maddin Hauser Attorneys Named in 2023 Edition of Super Lawyers and Rising Stars
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Borrowers With Limited English Proficiency (LEP) Present Compliance Challenges for Mortgage Loan Originators and Servicers
Mortgage lenders and servicers dealing with borrowers with limited English proficiency must tread carefully to avoid discrimination claims or violations of state laws.
Michigan Lawyers Weekly Names Sheryl K. Silberstein to Its 2023 “Influential Women of Law” Class
Sheryl Silberstein is recognized in the 2023 class of Michigan Lawyers Weekly's Influential Women of Law.
Supreme Court Broadens States’ Jurisdiction Over Out-of-State Corporate Defendants, Potentially Subjecting Companies to More Suits in More Places
A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision may result in corporations facing lawsuits in every state they do business, even in cases unrelated to that state.
A Picture May Say 1,000 Words, But a Thumbs-Up Emoji Can Say “I Agree” to the Terms of a Contract, According to a Canadian Court
In a case with implications for anyone who uses emojis, a Canadian court recently ruled that a thumbs-up emoji in a text message can form the basis of a legally binding contract.
Your Trust Is a Great Estate Planning Vehicle, but if You Fail to Transfer Your Assets to It, Any Benefits Could Wind Up in the Ditch
Establishing a trust is one thing; transferring assets into it is another. And if you don't do the latter, the former won't be worth the paper it's printed on, as a recent case shows.