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Tag: Statute of Limitations

Employment Law

Can an Employer Shorten the Statute of Limitations for Employee Claims?

February 15, 2023February 15, 2023 - by Muhannad Al-Ujayli

In McMillon v City of Kalamazoo, SC 162680, (Jan. 11, 2023) the Michigan Supreme Court addressed, though did not make a definitive ruling on, the validity of contractually shortened limitation …

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Legal Updates

Michigan Court of Appeals Holds Application for Employment Is Part of Contract of Employment

May 21, 2019October 16, 2019 - by Demorest Law Firm

In Patricia Dzurka v Mid-Michigan Medical Center, No. 343162 (January 2019), the Michigan Court of Appeals held that an application for employment constitutes part of an employee’s contract provided there …

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Contracts / Court Decisions / Litigation

Michigan Court of Appeals Reiterates that Words are to be Construed According to Their Plain and Ordinary Meaning Unless Defined by Contract or Used in Technical Sense

December 17, 2018October 16, 2019 - by Demorest Law Firm

The Michigan Court of Appeals recently reiterated in the unpublished opinion, Carol B Alberti v Sunbay Real Estate et. al., LC No. 1-00905-CH (October 30, 2018), that the main goal …

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Contracts / Employment Law / Litigation

Court of Appeals Holds That Employers May Shorten The Time Period for Employees to Bring Lawsuits

March 14, 2017October 16, 2019 - by Demorest Law Firm

The 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 …

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Court Decisions / Litigation

What Statute of Limitations Applies to Contracts for the Transfer of Property?

October 14, 2013October 2, 2013 - by Melissa Demorest LeDuc, Attorney

When determining whether to bring a claim against another party, it is first necessary to ensure that your potential claim is not barred by an applicable statute of limitations. Essentially, …

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Court Decisions / Employment Law / Legal Updates

Time Limitations in Employment Agreements May not be Valid

August 28, 2013August 23, 2013 - by Melissa Demorest LeDuc, Attorney

In Boaz v. FedEx Customer Information Services, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals reviewed the following clause in an employment agreement: To the extent the law allows an employee to …

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Attorney / Contracts / Litigation / Mark Demorest

Statute of Limitations Set by Contract

October 8, 2009 - by Mark Demorest

Unless the parties agree otherwise, the Statute of Limitations for a breach of contract claim in Michigan is six years.   However, the parties may agree by contract to a shorter …

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