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An Employer Can Prohibit An Employee From Using Legal Prescriptions

No Liability For Out-Of-Possession Tenant

Republicans Regain Michigan Supreme Court Majority

Republicans Regain Michigan Supreme Court Majority

“Reasonable” vs. “Actual”: Supreme Court Declines To Address Whether A “Reasonable Attorney Fee” Under The Case Evaluation Rule Can Be Based On A Rate That Exceeds What Was Actually Billed

“Reasonable” vs. “Actual”: Supreme Court Declines To Address Whether A “Reasonable Attorney Fee” Under The Case Evaluation Rule Can Be Based On A Rate That Exceed What Was Actually Billed

A Military Person Can Be Legitimately Terminated Even Though He is Protected Under Uniform Services Employment Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA)

The International Building Code Does Not Impose A Legal Duty

Court of Appeals Offers First Interpretation of New McCormick No-Fault

Bad Facts Make Bad Precedent: Supreme Court Rewrites Contract