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Every summer, the Friends for the Development of Greenmead host a garden walk in Livonia. For one Saturday afternoon, five local homes and the Simmons Hill House on the grounds of Greenmead are open to the public. Proceeds for the event will help in… Read More

Two weeks ago, I found myself in Wheaton, Illinois, trying to convince a DuPage County judge why he should not issue a preliminary injunction against my client. As a young professional, my client had signed a non-competition agreement with his employ… Read More

This past weekend was an occasion to celebrate in the Spray home! On Sunday, the Kathy Spray and her husband, Mike, watched their first child, Luke, graduate from high school! Luke is headed to Michigan State in the fall and will major in psychology… Read More

Signing personal guarantees for business obligations is not uncommon for closely-held business owners. However, such guarantees put the personal assets of business owners at risk. If you are asked to sign a personal guaranty for your business, consid… Read More

Each year, Eastern Michigan University finds its ballroom filled with the sounds of its past. Proud of its former students, the university hosts its annual Alumni Awards, reveling in the opportunity to showcase the accomplishments of a few of its mos… Read More

Arbitration is a dispute resolution process for resolving conflicts outside of the court system. Like a judge, the arbitrator (or arbitration panel) renders a binding decision at the conclusion of the case. Arbitration has sometimes been viewed as mo… Read More

When Brooks Koepka sunk that final shot on Sunday of the PGA Championship, the roar of the gallery was overwhelming. Winning his fourth major tournament inside of two years and securing his second Wanamaker trophy, there was definitely cause for cele… Read More

I was talking with my husband the other day about health care when a friend who overheard us asked me, “Is Obamacare still a thing?” There is a lot of misinformation out there about the status of Obamacare, what parts of the Act still apply, and… Read More