The Taylor Effect

The Taylor Effect

When Taylor Swift released her latest album, part of what stood out wasn’t just the music. It was how existing works and legacies were built into something new. In one track, Swift draws on George Michael’s “Father Figure.” Interpolating a so… Read More
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Hitting the Brakes

Hitting the Brakes

A recent federal court decision has temporarily put the brakes on a new federal reporting rule that would have affected many residential real estate transactions across the country. The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) rolled out a rule… Read More
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Staying in Bounds

Staying in Bounds

Every March, the excitement around college basketball takes over—on TVs, in conversations, and in marketing ideas. For decades, fans have been drawn to the thrill of the tournament, and the term “March Madness” itself has become instantly recog… Read More
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What's in a Name

What's in a Name

Michigan has dramatically simplified the process for legally changing one’s name for reasons other than marriage. The new rules turn what was a months-long process into one that can be completed in days or weeks. Previously, the process involved a… Read More
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A Word of Caution

A Word of Caution

On February 26, 2026, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Chair Andrea Lucas sent a letter to the CEOs, general counsel, and board chairs of Fortune 500 companies reminding them of their companies’ obligations under Title VII of the… Read More
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Getting It Right

Getting It Right

The Sixth Circuit reminder on employer responses to harassment claims. A recent Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals decision offers important guidance for employers when responding to workplace harassment complaints. In Hamm v. Pullman SST, Inc., the Cour… Read More
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National Grammar Day

National Grammar Day

Precision, clarity, and the law. March 4th marks National Grammar Day for anyone looking to celebrate the English language. It also presents an opportunity to highlight the importance of word choice and grammar for lawyers in particular. In law, a mi… Read More
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"Sorry, It's Not Working Out"

And other bad ways to fire an employee Running a business means juggling revenue, operations, clients, and people—often all at once. When you realize an employee needs to be let go, it can feel like one problem too many. That’s understandable. Bu… Read More
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Federal Child Savings Acc…

Federal Child Savings Accounts

Brand new this year, 530A Accounts (also known as “Trump Accounts”) are an innovative tool for families considering options for their kids’ financial futures and potential estate planning moves for themselves. These tax-deferred savings account… Read More
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The Final Word

The Final Word

Wright Beamer secures victory at every level – including the Supreme Court. In 2024, Evan Chall represented the Defendants, a local transportation company and its owner, in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. The… Read More
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