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Protecting the rights of Limited Liability Corporation (LLC) minority members is best done with a well-crafted operating agreement.

Many businesses prefer arbitration to resolve disputes, but if contractual questions arise about whether to arbitrate, the courts decide.

Winning your case in court doesn’t always mean you win financially with the opposing party on the hook to pay your legal fees.

Understanding preliminary injunctions and how they can help in Michigan commercial litigation.

Presidential executive order sets stage for federal regulation of digital assets industry.

Pandemic reshapes litigation, provides opportunities for attorneys to practice new skills and highlights nation’s resilient court system.

Asserting the first-breach rule as a defense in a contract dispute requires understanding the difference between a substantial and technical breach of the contract’s terms and conditions.

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?

Michigan Court of Appeals shoots down notion that, even with the proliferation of drones and security cameras, the reasonable expectation of individuals should be lower.

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.