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Michigan LGBTQ+ Discrimination Protection Ballot Proposal

Nov 16 | 2020 by theFGFirm.law

A new ballot initiative that would provide protections to the LGBTQ+ community is gaining steam in Michigan. The LGBTQ Nondiscrimination in State Civil Rights Law…

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…

FOIA Request for Food Stamp Info Goes to Supreme Court after Decade-Long Battle

May 22 | 2019 by theFGFirm.law

By Beth Florkowski of Fausone & Grysko, PLC on Wednesday, May 22, 2019. Brandon Grysko, Esq. “Sunshine Laws”, like the federal Freedom of Information Act…

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…

Supreme Court Holds Arbitration Agreements are Enforceable

May 31 | 2018 by theFGFirm.law

This month the Supreme Court released a significant employment law decision that may impact future arbitration agreements. Epic Systems Corp. v Lewis In Epic Systems…

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Michigan LGBTQ+ Discrimination Protection Ballot Proposal

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

FOIA Request for Food Stamp Info Goes to Supreme Court after Decade-Long Battle

Federal Court: Michigan’s Legislative Districts Unconstitutionally Gerrymandered

Supreme Court Holds Arbitration Agreements are Enforceable

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