Maddin Hauser is pleased to announce the addition of attorneys Earle I. Erman, Julie Beth ...
Maddin Hauser Expands its Insolvency, Bankruptcy and Corporate Practice
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Life Lessons Learned Along the Way: A Family of Helpers: Tracing an Attorney’s Ancestry
My father was hoping for a connection to Giuseppe Garibaldi or Galileo Galilei.
Reviewing Estate Plans as a Result of New Tax Act
Our estate planning attorneys have received numerous questions regarding the effect of the recent Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (“TCJA”) on existing estate plans.
Employers’ Background Checks and the Fair Credit Reporting Act Recent Case Highlights The Cost of Non-Compliance
By Matthew Mitchell This is a supplement to my prior post titled “Employers Beware: Your Background ...
Employers Beware: Your Background Checks Could Provide More Than You Bargained For
By Matthew Mitchell The Fair Credit Reporting Act (“FCRA”) provides fertile ground for plaintiffs’ attorneys ...
Good News for Investors and Servicers: Court of Appeals Says No to City of Detroit Efforts to Collect Unpaid Property Taxes
On March 15, 2018, the Michigan Court of Appeals held in City of Detroit v. Baylor (Docket No. 337705) that the City of Detroit could not collect unpaid property taxes from Baylor, Ltd. (“Baylor”) because Baylor did not own the three properties at the time of the assessment.