Plymouth City Government
The City of Plymouth is located in Wayne County (directly east of Washtenaw County) of the US state of Michigan. The attorneys at Nacht Law are dedicated to protecting the rights and interests of individuals and businesses in the city of Plymouth and across the state of Michigan. Nacht Law is a team of experienced litigators, providing advice and representation in all matters employment, civil rights, and business litigation. In employment matters: our lawyers regularly stand up for the rights of Plymouth City whistleblowers, victims of retaliation, discrimination, harassment, or those seeking to manage accommodation and medical leave issues, or unemployment compensation. Nacht Law lawyers counsel Plymouth businesses and non-profits seeking sound legal advice on personnel policies, human resources, non-compete issues, and business litigation. Our lawyers serve Plymouth doctors and medical groups seeking to retain new people, set policies, third-party Medicare audits, and compliance programs. And we provide skilled criminal defense for Plymouth professionals and others fighting for their civil right to be presumed innocent.
The Mayor of Plymouth is Dan Dwyer. And the Plymouth City Attorney is Bob Marzano. The City Attorney appears for the city in all criminal prosecutions in Circuit Court and District Court, as well as appearances in delinquency, neglect, mental incompetency, and adult guardianship proceedings in both Probate Court and the Family Division of the Circuit Court. The City Attorney shares jurisdiction with the Michigan Attorney General for any crime that is committed in the city of Plymouth, but is independent of that State or county office.
Plymouth District Court
District Courts: A district court has exclusive jurisdiction of all civil litigation where the amount in dispute is less than $25,000; and handles many local land use disputes, debt collection actions, and eviction proceedings. The district courts generally handle all misdemeanor charges where punishments do not exceed one year, including arraignment, setting and acceptance of bail, trial and sentencing; and conduct preliminary examinations in felony cases.
The 35th District Court in Plymouth serves the townships of Canton, Northville, and Plymouth, and the cities of Northville and Plymouth. The court handles all civil infractions, misdemeanors, small claims, landlord-tenant, and general civil matters within these communities and serves as the court of initial jurisdiction in felony matters. Judges of the 35th District Court are: James A. Plakas (District Judge), Ronald W. Lowe (Chief Judge Pro Tem), Mike Gerou (Chief District Judge).
Plymouth Employment
Most (82%) of the workers in Plymouth work for companies; 12% work for the government, and 4% are self-employed. The leading industries in Plymouth are Manufacturing 22%; Education, health and social services, 21%; Professional, scientific, management, administrative, and waste management services, 12%.
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