Month: October 2020

Every once in a while a decision comes down from a court that shows incredibly poor judgment. Judge Murray has decided that the Michigan Secretary of State cannot ban guns at polling places. Our firm has brought a case defending gun owners from facing discrimination...

On October 22, 2020, the Michigan legislature passed Public Act 238 of 2020, which creates several new protections for employees and is designed to “prohibit an employer from taking certain actions against an employee who does not report to work under certain...

We are about to get another supreme court justice.  Non-lawyers sometimes think that the personal political preferences of judges is what is most important in selecting them.  I say it is a useful way of understanding how a judge views society, but it does not...

As the question of employee rights comes into play surrounding COVID-19, a few lawsuits have sprouted regarding wrongful termination. Nicolas Prada was fired from his job on July 11 after contracting COVID-19. Prada was a waiter at Tomokun Noodle Bar in Ann Arbor and...