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Here’s what you can do to protect your rights and interests when you are not a party to a lawsuit.

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This post reviews the difference between motions for summary judgment and motions to dismiss, which are important tools for resolving litigation.

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Adding appellate counsel to your legal team may be the advantage your case needs to win at trial and beyond.

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Before your dispute can be litigated in court, you must have proper standing to bring the lawsuit.

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Your contract could be interpreted and enforced differently than you think if a court rules its language is ambiguous.

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Your legal team could benefit from the 3 "Es" new attorneys bring to each engagement. 

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When attorney fees are damages and collide with the limited jurisdiction of Michigan’s district courts, how can you maximize recovery within the court rules?

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Michigan Court of Appeals reverses trial court’s decision not to impose case evaluation sanctions against an indigent party because sympathy towards a party cannot excuse application of the court rules.

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Illinois Supreme Court tells litigation “tourists” looking to file their case in the “Land of Lincoln” for a potential better outcome to stay home!

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New Michigan court rules have immediate impact on litigation procedure and costs in all cases filed in circuit courts.

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