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AI risk for litigants (Fall Version) As we turn the page into a new fall season, change seems to be in the air everywhere, including in the world of technology. Artificial intelligence, otherwise known as AI, seems to be present in nearly all aspects… Read More

The Farmington Players are raising the curtain tomorrow night on the first show of the 2025–2026 season, and it’s a powerful one: Clybourne Park. Winner of both the Pulitzer Prize and the Tony Award for Best Play, Clybourne Park is equal parts sh… Read More

Dirk Beamer explains in this webinar what ESTA means for small businesses and how to prepare before October 1. Read More

When a couch crasher becomes a headache. Letting a friend stay “just for a bit” feels generous… until Michigan law decides your guest isn’t a guest anymore. Once someone looks like a tenant, you can’t change the locks, toss their stuff, or… Read More

Each year, Super Lawyers recognizes attorneys across the state who have distinguished themselves through professional achievement and peer recognition. We are proud to share that three of Wright Beamer’s own have earned this honor for 2025. For ano… Read More

The dangers of do-it-yourself estate planning. After searching for many months, my wife and I found a house and are thrilled to close on our purchase in a few days. Its ideal location and size for our growing family comes with one significant catch:… Read More

Can employers use paid time off instead of overtime pay? Employers often look for ways to meet business needs while providing scheduling flexibility for employees. However, the law is clear that paid time off (PTO) cannot be used as a substitute for… Read More

There’s something about early autumn in Farmington that feels a little magical. The air cools, the days get shorter, and just as the season begins to shift, the Harvest Moon rises over downtown. Each year, that moment is celebrated with one of the… Read More