For five years, Michigan Lawyers Weekly has recognized top lawyers across several practice areas. Each list includes 25 Michigan attorneys chosen by their peers. Nominees are considered based on a variety of criteria such as expertise in their fields…
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Last October, pharmaceutical maker Eli Lilly and Company settled a federal age discrimination lawsuit with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”). The lawsuit alleged that sales representative applicants over 40 were denied position…
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As we hit our stride in the new year, Employee Appreciation Day reminds us of what really makes us great. The thing that makes Wright Beamer so special is our team. We are surrounded by people who are equally committed to excellence, both in our work…
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How does a trust avoid probate? It’s in the details. In my experience, the primary reason most people set up trusts is to avoid probate. So, how does that work? Does the mere fact of having signed a trust cut out the probate court? Not quite. I…
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In a couple of weeks, the Greater Farmington Area Chamber of Commerce will host its annual State of the Cities. On March 6, Farmington and Farmington Hills residents will have an opportunity to hear from local officials about the current state of the…
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No one wants to think about their parents passing away. However, having difficult conversations now about your parents’ estate plan (or lack thereof) can provide peace of mind for your parents and their loved ones for when that day comes. Many peop…
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Over the years, KickstART Farmington has become a mainstay in the community. When it came time for the local nonprofit to move, there was never a consideration to leave the Farmington area. KickstART has long been committed to developing the arts in…
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Your neighbor kid mows your lawn. A guy from church fixes your broken slider door. Can you pay them cash? Probably. How about your full-time nanny? Probably not. Drawing the line between independent contractors (who receive IRS Form 1099 and pay thei…
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The Barn at the heart of Farmington Hills opens its doors again next week! The Farmington Players bring us a “quintessential farce” beginning February 9. Lend Me a Tenor is a classic tale of mistaken identity and unexpected romance. A local opera…
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As January comes to a close, it’s important to remember that reviewing and possibly updating your estate plan should still be among your new year’s resolutions. There may be several obvious reasons why you might need to update your estate pla…
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