Most people know they need a will, whether they choose to do something about it or not. They care about how their assets will be distributed at their death. However, they often do not realize that they also need to … more

Municipalities can breathe a sigh of relief from trip and fall claims and lawsuits now that the Michigan Legislature has brought the “two-inch rule” back to life. The rule gives local units of government the ability to rely upon a … more

In a decision reinforcing the strength of the Michigan Uniform Trade Secrets Act (MUTSA), the Michigan Court of Appeals recently upheld a trial court decision enjoining an individual for three years from being employed by his former employer’s competitor, despite … more

Anti-Bullying Law Requires School Policy by June Under Matt’s Safe School Law, HB 4163, public, charter and Intermediate school districts will have six months from the law’s effective date to adopt anti-bullying policies. Michigan was one of only three states … more