It’s that time of year when we look at the calendar and brace ourselves for the final days of summer. A few weeks from now, school will be back in session and college kids will be moving back to campus. For your children who are heading to college, it’s important to remember that those children are now most likely adults, so they should have a few …
Read moreEffective July 3, 2019, the Securities Rules require every investment adviser in Michigan to establish, implement, and maintain a business continuity and succession plan.
The plan required by the Securities Rules contains two separate parts: continuity and succession. Continuity planning involves matters such as back-ups and contingency plans in c…
Read moreMichigan has two statutes regulating the use of marijuana:
Now that the smoke has cleared from th…
Read moreWith the March 29 effective date for Michigan’s new minimum wage and paid medical leave laws rapidly approaching, employers should make sure they are prepared to comply.
As of the end of March, Michigan’s minimum wage will be $9.45 per hour for 2019 (and will increase thereafter). Additionally, employers with 50 or more employees must provide elig…
Read moreA recent decision of the Michigan Compensation Appellate Commission has important implications for health care providers in terms of the scope of medical records that they must produce in response to subpoenas issued in worker’s compensation cases. In Perry v. McDonald’s Restaurants of Michigan, Inc., the attorney for McDonald’s issued a subpoena t…
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