As many Michigan residents are by now aware, Michigan courts have been quite stingy allowing slip and fall cases to…
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One of my perennial favorites in contract interpretation law is the doctrine that parties can orally modify a “no oral…
In a recent decision entitled Sams v Common Ground, a panel of the Michigan Court of Appeals enforced a Michigan…
Effective March 8, 2017, Michigan joined an increasing number of states that permit “Domestic Asset Protection Trusts,” aka DAPTs. These…
This is an all-too frequent occurrence. You took out a home equity loan years ago and paid it off. You…
There is much to consider when you are buying a house or condominium. It is usually one of the most…
Anyone who goes to the trouble of having an attorney draft his or her Will quite naturally wants it to…
Many businesses leave their customers little choice but to accept or “click through” lengthy contracts which include many clauses they…
A recent case decided by the Michigan Court of Appeals named Naseef v. Wallside Inc., raises a couple legal issues…
The case discussed in a previous post, Naseef v Wallside, Inc., addresses the issue of how the law distinguishes an…