Twenty-five years ago the Michigan Legislature overhauled Michigan’s tort system by replacing a body of well-established common law with
These Torts Are Not Viennese Pastries!
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Watch That Life Insurance Policy
A life insurance policy is a valuable asset. Life insurance serves many purposes. Life insurance proceeds can protect your family upon death and make sure that your spouse and children are taken care of
Seventh Circuit Dismisses Another FDCPA Case for Lack of Article III Standing
The United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit (governing appeals of lawsuits filed in federal court in Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin) doubled down yesterday on its recent string of opinions
Life Lessons Learned Along the Way: Time for a Cool Change!
I’m sure everyone is looking forward to the day when we can see and hug our families, spend time with friends, dine out, and of course get back to work in what is surely going to be a modified environment.
Does It Appeal to You?
One thing I find curious about Michigan practice is the seemingly short shrift given to appellate work.
A Notice Can Protect You from Credit Reporting Liability; Lesson Learned From CFPB Consent Order
It is no secret that credit reporting and furnishing practices remain a high priority of regulators. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (“CFPB”) issued its disclosure portion of the Debt Collection Rule last week.