When There is No Timely Response Filed to a Motion, Does the Filing Party Win by Default? If...
Does Your Business License Shield You From Consumer Protection Lawsuits? Many Michigan business owners assume that operating in...
When Does an Expired License Become a Constitutional Problem? Companies in licensed industries often treat their operating license...
Can a New Court Decision Revive a Legal Claim You Let Expire? Businesses that miss a filing deadline...
Can You Recover an Overpayment That’s Already Been Spent? Suppose you discover that a vendor, a utility, or...
What Creates a Protected Property Interest? Businesses often rely on assurances from city officials when planning major investments,...
How Far Does the Economic Loss Doctrine Reach in Commercial Transactions? When a product fails and causes damage...
In Rowland v. City of Detroit et al., the Court of Appeals held that trial courts are obligated...
In a recent trial, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, Southern Division, Demorest...
Traditionally, Michigan has been what’s referred to as a “one-party consent” state. Should that change? That’s the question...
