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Michigan Court of Appeals Sets Out Two-Part Test to Determine Attorney-Client Privilege For Employee’s Communications with Personal Attorney Using Company Email

- by Joseph DeFever

In a published Opinion from the Michigan Court of Appeals on June 11, 2020, the Court detailed a test to determine when an employee’s use of an employer email account …

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Bidding on a State Contract in the Time of COVID-19? Make Sure Your Business is Aware of Michigan’s Bid Protest Process.

- by Derek Mullins

With the State anticipating a projected $3+ billion budget shortfall, the procurement budgets of its various agencies are almost certainly likely take a hit.  Yet given the current COVID-19 crisis, …

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Michigan Court of Appeals Holds that a Lack of an Acceleration Clause Does Not Preclude a Landlord from Receiving Post-eviction Damages

- by Demorest Law Firm

In River Square University, LLC v. Aspect Properties, LLC,[1] the Michigan Court of Appeals held that under the plain meaning rule, a landlord can still be entitled to post-eviction damages …

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