Three Areas To Consider When Planning Your Michigan Partnership
April 17th, 2015
If you’re planning a Michigan partnership, chances are that you’ve got a solid business plan and a general oral agreement as to who will do what and how the company will run on a daily basis. While those details are a good start, the smal…
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Michigan Business Law in Brief: Non-Compete Agreements in a Global Economy
March 15th, 2015
Consider this. It’s 1990 and John is a door-to-door Hoover vacuum salesman in Detroit. Eureka lures him away and Hoover enforces a non-compete, non-solicitation or non-disclosure agreement prohibiting him from selling other vacuums within a 20 mile…
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Michigan Business Law in Brief: Terms of Use Agreements
January 20th, 2015
Make Everyone Play by the Rules Imagine playing a game of cards without specific rules. It would be impossible for any player to “win” as nobody truly understands how the game is played. It wouldn’t be a lot of fun and players would likely argu…
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Starting a New Michigan Business – From Napkin to Reality
January 8th, 2015
The idea for a new small to mid-sized business is often initially written down on a napkin. It is then fleshed out and slowly becomes a reality. However, the excitement surrounding what is wanted out of the adventure often takes precedence over what…
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Michigan Law Firm Dissolutions: Planning Beyond Success
December 18th, 2014
Forming a law firm is exciting. It’s about putting your legal experience, and those of like-minded others, together to create success. At the onset, most lawyers plan how the firm will operate, how it won’t, and what will happen when everyone get…
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Real Estate Appraiser Defense in Civil Cases
May 8th, 2014
Every professional faces the risk of a lawsuit alleging professional liability today. After the U.S. housing market declined in 2006 and reached an all-time low in 2008, real estate appraisers became frequent targets in professional liability lawsuit…
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