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On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, an armistice was established marking the beginning of the end of World War I. Commemorated as Armistice Day the following year, November 11th became a legal federal holiday in the United Sta…
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Last Thursday, the Biden Administration unveiled its OSHA Emergency Temporary Standard – a detailed set of rules requiring mandatory vaccination, or mask-wearing with weekly COVID tests, for employees of companies with 100 or more workers. The rule…
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With the new month comes the beginning of the holiday shopping season. If your gift list is in need of something special, look no further than the Alternative Christmas Fair hosted by Hope Lutheran Church of Farmington Hills. After going virtual last…
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How title to real estate is held between owners and the legal consequences of that ownership are common areas of misunderstanding that we work through with clients. There are situations where a property owner believes they know what form of ownership…
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It is estimated that more than 6 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s. It is the most common cause of dementia, according to the Alzheimer’s Association website. While some treatments have proven to be effective in slowing the progre…
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Over 12 million American households adopted a pet during the pandemic. With the increase in pet ownership, more employees may be asking to bring their new companions with them upon return to the office. Do employers have to allow employees to bring t…
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Estate planning is often an overlooked piece of overall financial well-being. It’s a difficult topic to consider, and the conversations around it are not always easy. And without any real due date, it’s often the first “to-do” list item that…
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In 2018, Michigan’s legislature voted to repeal legislation that required state contractors to pay workers a “prevailing wage” equivalent to union wages. The “Prevailing Wage” law applied to union and non-union workers alike. Supporters arg…
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It might be called Bosses Day, but that doesn’t quite encompass the leadership at Wright Beamer. Dirk, Lee, Duane, Heather, Kathy, Evan, and Emily are more than just bosses. They are coaches, mentors, and true leaders in every sense of the word. Wh…
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A typical real estate transaction involves a seller, a buyer, and buyer’s lender. At closing, buyer’s lender advances the funds to pay seller in full, seller conveys ownership to buyer by deed, and buyer gives its lender a security interest in th…
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