One of the beauties of setting up a corporation is the protection you get from personal liability for company debts. One of the headaches that flows from setting up that same corporation is the extra paperwork required to properly maintain it – and…
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In the 1980s, two European farmers brought to the U.S. a new idea about farming. “Community-supported agriculture” (or CSA) helped create a new relationship between consumers and farmers. The CSA model allows people in the community to purchase s…
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Earlier this month, the Michigan Court of Appeals clarified the standard of proof that must be met in determining whether a conservator has breached the fiduciary duty he or she owes to the individual whose assets are being managed under the conserva…
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We at Wright Beamer are delighted to welcome attorney, Emily M. Sullivan, to the firm! An experienced real estate and business law practitioner, Emily has spent her career assisting clients with property leasing, real estate purchases and sales, as w…
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I have never dazzled anyone with my physique. Lanky arms, narrow shoulders, and a giraffe-like neck. Not exactly central casting. Consequently, off the rack clothing tends to result in sleeves too short, shirts too baggy, and trousers sliding off the…
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At Wright Beamer, our team is the most important component to our success. We are surrounded by people who are equally committed to excellence, both in our work and our service to clients. The teamwork and easy camaraderie that you find here are what…
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Beginning last Wednesday, February 24, 2021, the Small Business Administration (“SBA”) began a 14-day PPP loan application window for small businesses and non-profits (meaning those with under 20 employees). This will help lenders dedicat…
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Heart the Art was created with a vision of immersing public arts installations and experiences within Farmington’s downtown district. Last year’s inaugural event allowed local art enthusiasts an opportunity to provide feedback on upcoming project…
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Gamblers know that casinos enjoy a “house edge” – a small but statistically significant mathematical advantage in games ensuring that over an extended period, the “house” will prevail. Likewise, savvy employers understand that well-drafted,…
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Next week, the Greater Farmington Area Chamber of Commerce will again host the State of the Cities. Leaders in Farmington and Farmington Hills will come together to discuss “how 2020 has impacted our community and their plans for 2021.” The annua…
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