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Michigan Court of Appeals Rules that Full Attorneys’ Fees are Recoverable Under the Uniform Condemnation Procedures Act

In a recent Michigan Court of Appeals decision (Indiana Michigan Power Co v Community Mills) Docket No. 349671,...

Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals Rules that Attorneys’ Fees are Recoverable Even Through Contract Provision Barring Recovery

Bay Shore Power Company v. Oxbow Energy Solutions, LLC (Docket No. 20-3119), an Opinion recommended for publication by...

To Prevail or Not to Prevail under the Construction Lien Act

The Michigan Supreme Court recently expounded on the definition of a prevailing party under the Construction Lien Act...

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