Some of you may be driving for the holidays so I thought I’d share some of my favorite podcasts with you. You already know I
My periodic review of State of Michigan court cases continues with an important case Renco Electronics, Inc. v. UUSI, LLC (dba Nartron), dealing with how
Winds of change have swept through the Corporations Division of the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA). Starting on October 30, 2017 LARA launched the
The client had second thoughts. He was in the middle of selling his business. Nondisclosure agreements were signed, due diligence was conducted, and her had obtained
Numerous books, articles, speeches, blog posts have been written over the last few years about why content marketing is required as part of any company’s
The tax court recently gave another reminder of the importance of properly documenting shareholder loans, and making sure that they reflect economic reality. If they don’t,
That’s it… I’m stopping cold turkey. No more Twitter. I’ve been trying to be more active on social media, reach out to my clients in
We live in a global economy. But that doesn’t mean that you want to travel halfway across the globe if there is dispute with one
When my client decided to sell her business, she thought most of the issues would revolve around agreeing on the ultimate purchase price, and minimizing
One of the most talked about books over the past year is the New York Times bestseller, The Power of Habit: Why We Do What
The recent case Saturn Wireless Consulting, LLC v. Aversa in New Jersey sheds more light on how non-solicitation clauses will be interpreted. Here’s the story (“CliffsNotes” version):
A person with a big head is defined by the Merriam-Webster Dictionary as “an exaggerated opinion of one’s importance” and by the Cambridge Dictionary as
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