Fraser Trebilcock attorney Thaddeus E. Morgan was recently selected by her peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America© 2016 in the field of Commercial Litigation and Construction Litigation. Mr. Morgan currently serves as Fraser Trebilcock’s Litigation Department Chair […]
Fraser Trebilcock attorney Thaddeus E. Morgan has been named the Best Lawyers in America© 2015 Construction Litigation “Lawyer of the Year” in Lansing. Each year, Best Lawyers® identifies attorneys who are rated by their peers as top in their field, naming only a […]
Attorney Thaddeus E. Morgan has recently been recognized for his outstanding legal work in litigation by two prominent organizations. Morgan was selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America© 2014 in Commercial Litigation and Construction Litigation. […]
Twenty Fraser Trebilcock attorneys have been selected for inclusion in the list of Michigan’s Leading Lawyers, a distinction earned by fewer than five-percent of all lawyers licensed to practice law in Michigan. The selection process for Leading Lawyers is multi-phased […]
The following article appeared in the August 8, 2011 edition of the Ingham County Legal News regarding the commitment lawyers should have to ensuring continuity in the legal profession…. Attorneys have an obligation to invest in the legal industry to […]
Fraser Trebilcock election law attorney Garett Koger was quoted by The New York Times recently on an article discussing the Michigan Supreme Court’s decision to deny requests by three candidates for governor to be restored to the August primary ballot.
Bringing you five stories that matter in Michigan this week – June 3, 2022. Legal, legislative, and regulatory updates.
The Michigan Court of Appeals recently held that a public body in Michigan that is a plaintiff or defendant in litigation cannot deny a Freedom of Information Act request by the legal counsel to another party to the litigation based on a FOIA exemption for requests pertaining “to a civil action in which the requesting party and the public body are parties.”
The Michigan Supreme Court, by Order dated December 2, 2021, eliminated the mandatory case evaluation requirement for all tort cases in Michigan courts, effective January 1, 2022.
Concerning the extent of insurance coverage available to businesses who have suffered damages as a result of the COVID-19 crisis, a federal district court recently ruled in favor of a group of restaurants that were ordered closed by government authorities.