Under Michigan's business judgment rule, bad calls made by leadership don't necessarily put them on the hook for bad outcomes.
Bad Call v. Bad Act: Understanding the Business Judgment Rule in Michigan
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Life Lessons Learned Along the Way: Ripple
Building relationships comes from truly getting to know one another, whether over Grateful Dead’s music or at an ABA conference.
Employer Retaliation, Part 4: “Causation” and Establishing the Link Between Protected Activity and Adverse Action
"Causation," the connection between an employee's protected activity and an employer's adverse action, is at the center of retaliation claims.
Trouble Ahead: 6 Warning Signs of an Impending Business Divorce
For business partners, seeing the signs of an impending business divorce before conflict reaches critical mass can be the key to protecting their own interests as well as those of the company.
Franchisor Addendums to Franchisee Leases Part 3: Franchisor’s Right To Cure Tenant Defaults
A franchisor and a franchisee's landlord both benefit when the franchisor is given an opportunity to cure a tenant default, but the devil can be in the details.
Franchisor Addendums to Franchisee Leases Part 2: Ensuring Notice of Franchisee Lease Default
Franchisors and landlords both benefit when the latter is required to notify the former of a franchisee lease default.