Recent Posts in January, 2014

• Michigan-Based Grocer To Open Dairy Production Plant In Ohio

  Jan 30, 2014
  Amidst fears of an economic slowdown in emerging markets, some U.S. based companies are continuing the expansion of their enterprises, which has ...
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• Car Seats And Child Safety: A Review Of Michigan's Law

  Jan 29, 2014
  No matter how old their children are, many parents retain an indelible memory of the drive home from the hospital with a new baby on board. The ...
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• Nurse Contests Will Of Copper Heiress

  Jan 28, 2014
  Imagine having a family member die, going through their belongings, and finally settling all of their affairs. The emotions involved in such decisions ...
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• Reviewing Beneficiary Designations Can Avoid Probate Woes

  Jan 24, 2014
  Estate planners in Michigan often make the mistake of thinking that their wills are the final word on how their assets should be distributed. However, ...
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• Motorcycle Accidents And Safety Awareness

  Jan 14, 2014
  This is a follow-up to a recent post we did on motorcycle accidents. In our December 17 post, we wrote about the effects of Michigan's recent ...
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• Cold Snap Deprives Economy Of $5 Billion

  Jan 10, 2014
  The biggest story to begin the New Year is definitely the polar vortex, a unique blast of cold arctic air that sent temperatures plunging below ...
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• Mandatory Arbitration: Viable Alternative To Trust Litigation?

  Jan 8, 2014
  Whether undertaking their estate planning or attempting to resolve a business dispute , Michigan residents may be interested in a trend affecting how ...
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• Michigan Companies Need To Make Sure Patents Are Protected

  Jan 6, 2014
  A ruling issued by a U.S. Court of Appeals is extremely important to Michigan companies that own intellectual property because the ruling is intended ...
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