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When in Doubt, Get it Out: The Michigan Supreme Court’s Administrative Order 2020-3 Does Not Establish a “Tolling” Period For Responsive Pleadings and Motions

Apr 1 | 2020 by theFGFirm.law

The Michigan Supreme Court issued Administrative Order 2020-3 (“AO 2020-3“) on March 23, 2020. AO 2020-3 extends the deadlines for filing certain initial responsive pleadings…

Michigan Civil Discovery Changes: What to Know

Nov 21 | 2019 by theFGFirm.law

Michigan Civil Discovery Process Will Change Effective January 1, 2020, the Michigan civil discovery process will change dramatically. The changes include imposing new duties on…

What is a REAL ID-Compliant Driver’s License?

Oct 2 | 2019 by theFGFirm.law

Michigan residents will be unable to fly within the United States or enter some federal facilities, nuclear power plants, or military bases beginning October 1,…

Are Prevailing Wages Effective Despite State Law Prohibitions?

Jun 5 | 2019 by theFGFirm.law

Repealing Michigan’s Prevailing Wages Act Effective June 2018, Michigan no longer requires prevailing wages in government contracts. Public Act 171 of 2018 repealed Michigan’s Prevailing…

Federal Court: Michigan’s Legislative Districts Unconstitutionally Gerrymandered

May 22 | 2019 by theFGFirm.law

On behalf of Fausone & Grysko, PLC on Wednesday, May 22, 2019. Ben Tigay, Esq. A panel of federal judges has held that Michigan’s legislative…

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When in Doubt, Get it Out: The Michigan Supreme Court’s Administrative Order 2020-3 Does Not Establish a “Tolling” Period For Responsive Pleadings and Motions

Michigan Civil Discovery Changes: What to Know

What is a REAL ID-Compliant Driver’s License?

Are Prevailing Wages Effective Despite State Law Prohibitions?

Federal Court: Michigan’s Legislative Districts Unconstitutionally Gerrymandered

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