The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) recently released an important memo from its General Counsel criticizing company policies that restrict employees from holding secondary jobs, often called moonlighting. Such memos …

NLRB Advises Against Moonlighting Restrictions  Read More

The Michigan Supreme Court recently was asked in Long Lake Township v Todd and Heather Maxon whether the use of an unmanned drone by the Township to take photos of the Maxon’s …

Search Warrant Needed for Search by Drone?  Read More

In Steve Maritas v International Unions, Security Police and Fire Professionals of America, the Michigan Court of Appeals found that a photograph taken of Mr. Maritas, without his knowledge or consent …

Taking a Photograph is Not Eavesdropping Read More

Melissa Demorest LeDuc was recently appointed to the City of Birmingham Board of Ethics. The Board of Ethics plays an important role in preserving and protecting the integrity and honor …

Melissa Demorest LeDuc Joins the City of Birmingham Board of Ethics Read More

Back on November 1, 2023, we posted about a case before the Supreme Court that could have broad implications on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and tester cases, Acheson Hotels …

Acheson Hotels LLC v. Laufer – Supreme Court Decides Case is Moot  Read More

Beginning on January 1, 2024, a new requirement came into effect requiring that many US entities report information about their beneficial owners, the individuals who own or control the company. …

New FinCEN Reporting Requirements Read More

In a recent article published, Mark Warzecha of the Widerman Malek law firm talks about why clients shouldn’t protect intellectual property on their own, without appropriate legal advice. Mark Warzecha …

Trademarks – Why Attorney Guidance is Critical  Read More