Fail To Object, Write A Check
An “account stated” is a statement between a creditor and a debtor that settles the total amount of debt owed to the creditor. Establishment of an “account stated” by a …
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An “account stated” is a statement between a creditor and a debtor that settles the total amount of debt owed to the creditor. Establishment of an “account stated” by a …
Fail To Object, Write A Check Read MoreIn the wake of recent tragedies involving workplace-violence victims, the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs will be offering free violence prevention seminars on May 10th from 9:30a.m. …
Workplace-Violence Prevention Read MoreDemorest Law Firm attorney Melissa Demorest LeDuc recently completed the Institute of Continuing Legal Education’s Probate and Estate Planning Certificate Program and received a Certificate of Completion. Melissa is now …
DLF Attorney Completes ICLE Probate and Estate Planning Certificate Program Read MoreHouse Bill No. 4637 is aimed at Transportation Network Companies (“TNC’s”) which hold themselves out to the public as transportation for hire. Uber and Lyft are just two of the …
New House Bill Aims To Regulate Ride-Sharing Read MoreEffective March 29, 2017, Article 25 of the Michigan Occupational Code (Code), 1980 PA 299, has been amended to allow for a series of regulations for Real Estate Brokers and sales …
Real Changes for Real Estate Read MoreIf you own a tech-based business or are interested in starting one, you may want to sign up for an April 25, 2017 seminar at Macomb-OU Incubator entitled “An Introduction …
Oakland University Offering Free Seminar For Tech-Based Businesses April 25, 2017 Read MoreThe Court of Appeals decision in Jodi Perry v. Progressive (February 28, 2017, Unpublished Case No. 330966), should remind companies to remain vigilant in updating their contracts to clearly define …
Poorly Defined Contract Terms Could Spell Disaster For Your Company Read MoreThe Court of Appeals recently upheld a provision in an employment contract that limited an employee’s ability to bring a claim against the employer after one-year. Sams v. Common Ground …
Court of Appeals Holds That Employers May Shorten The Time Period for Employees to Bring Lawsuits Read MoreExcess credit-card fees may not come as a surprise to anyone who drives, as gas-stations have been charging credit card purchasers about ten-cents more per gallon of gas for years. …
Merchants May Pass On Credit-Card Processing Fees to Consumers Read MoreThe Tourism Marketing Act (MCL 151.871 et seq), allows tourism bureaus in Michigan to charge a 5% room tax to inn owners in Michigan to be used for the purposes …
Tourism Tax Could Be On Its Way Out Read More