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More details on the updated MIOSHA rules from Dirk Beamer Read More

It has long been possible in Michigan to transfer a decedent’s vehicles to their closest kin without probate – as long as all the decedent’s vehicles aren’t worth more than $60,000, and the estate is not being probated. The forms to transfer… Read More

Each year, the Greater Farmington Area Chamber of Commerce hosts its golf outing, “Bunkers & Bogeys.” The event takes place on the beautiful greens of the Farmington Hills Golf Club, allowing attendees a fun day for networking and rec… Read More

Newly updated Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”) guidance confirms what many employment attorneys have suspected to be true: Employers may require “in-person” employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19 as long as reasonable acc… Read More

As the weather warms and the sun comes out again, many of us are taking life back outside, which was recently the case for Tim and Lee Flaherty! A couple of weeks ago, the Flahertys accompanied Lee’s brother and sister-in-law to explore downtown De… Read More

Cryptocurrencies (like Bitcoin) are continuing to become more mainstream as their volatility has made headlines during this past pandemic year. As more people add cryptocurrency to their investment portfolio, it becomes increasingly important for est… Read More

This weekend will see the return of the annual Greater Farmington Film Festival! Like many things, circumstances pushed last year’s festival to be postponed and eventually moved exclusively online. Presented by KickstART Farmington, a local nonprof… Read More

Disputes between contractors and homeowners are common. The owner runs out of funds midway through the project and cannot pay what is owed to the builder. The owner is unhappy with the quality of work and refuses to pay until the alleged mistakes are… Read More