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High-voltage transmission projects are expanding across Michigan, and with them comes a familiar concern for landowners: “Can they take an easement across my property—and what can I do about it?” The short answer is that transmission line owners often have condemnation authority, but the process is structured, time-sensitive, and full of decision points where property owners can protect (and sometimes materially improve) their position. This post explains, in plain English, h

Running a business in Michigan is not just about operations, sales, and hiring. It is also about managing legal risk in ways that protect equity, control, and long-term enterprise value. Michigan corporate law shapes how companies are formed, governed, financed, and—when necessary—how disputes are resolved. The businesses that thrive tend to treat corporate legal strategy as an operating function, not an emergency response. This guide outlines the corporate law issues Michiga

When families purchase burial plots or enter into agreements with cemeteries in Michigan, they are often unaware that these contracts create legally enforceable rights. Unfortunately, disputes arise far too often—ranging from wrongful burial placements to unauthorized disinterments, damaged markers, green-burial misrepresentations, and failures to maintain cemetery grounds. Michigan law provides strong protections for consumers and families, and knowing your rights can make t