Michigan drivers who remain uninsured have until January 1, 2022 to take advantage of the financial amnesty by obtaining coverage. Thereafter, the limitations on insurance companies’ abilities to impose penalties on those with lapsed coverage will be lifted.
One asset that many people put in their trusts is real estate, be it a primary residence, vacant land, or otherwise. In Michigan, to the extent that a trustee decides to sell real estate that is part of a living trust, a certificate of trust will be required at or before the real estate closing.
Michigan’s Marijuana Regulatory Agency (MRA) issued its largest marijuana recall ever on November 17 because of concerns over safety tests conducted by two companies.
There were several noteworthy developments in October that those competing in the cannabis industry should be aware of.
The IRS has just released its 2022 annual inflation adjustments, in which it announced that the Code section 125 dollar limitation on voluntary employee salary reductions to health flexible spending arrangements (health FSAs) is increasing to $2,850.
While the early months of the pandemic saw a significant decrease of vehicles on the road, traffic fatalities in Michigan and nationally increased during 2020.
The conversation on the disparity between coach pay, revenue generated by the NCAA and higher education institutions from sports, and student-athletes seeking compensation for their participation is evolving.
Congress recently passed the Corporate Transparency Act, which requires certain business entities to report the “beneficial ownership” of an entity to the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.
It is commonplace in almost every litigation matter today, but it still strikes fear in the minds of many lawyers: electronic discovery.
In August, Senator Brian Schatz introduced the Beyond the Box for Higher Education Act (Senate Bill 2634) in the U.S. Senate.