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Have you ever considered serving as an election worker or volunteer? Doing so is less intimidating than you might think, and in Michigan there are a few important roles for you to consider: Election Inspector: Election inspectors (sometimes called po…
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Last month, a soft drink company settled a complaint brought by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) alleging disability discrimination in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The complaint claimed that the company im…
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Sometimes, a family member notices something that just doesn’t add up. Maybe an older loved one suddenly seems to have less control over their finances. Maybe money or personal belongings are changing hands in ways that seem unusual. Or perhaps som…
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We might think of contracts as something formal: a document, a signature, maybe a lawyer. But an agreement doesn’t always look that official. Sometimes, it looks like a few text messages. A price is discussed. Details are worked out. One person…
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August is National Make a Will Month, marking a great reminder for many to create or update this critical document. Despite its importance, most adults still have not taken the steps to execute their own will. According to a recent survey, roughly 7…
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How to respond to ICE in the workplace. I represent employers across a range of industries: automotive, insurance, professional services, and secondary education, just to name a few. My clients’ owners come from an equally diverse background and ru…
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Most of our estate planning clients tell us they don’t want their estates to be subject to probate following their deaths. They’ve either experienced the probate process themselves or they’ve heard about it from others, and they know post-death…
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Significant changes to the Michigan Employment Security Act took effect last month. The updates include: Expanded work-search requirement. Claimants must now report at least three work-search activities each week, up from one. Qualifying activities i…
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Summer is a season for family vacations, camps, educational trips, and visits with grandparents. But what happens if your child is staying with another trusted adult without you and a medical or other important decision needs to be made? Michigan law…
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Your grandmother’s photo albums and bank statements sat in a box, waiting for someone to flip through them. Your own records live differently: photos, email, and increasingly your money locked behind a password only you know. Our lives used to…
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