Parking Changes for Our Downtown Lansing Location
Please note that effective immediately, the parking ramp located on Townsend Street between Washtenaw and Allegan Streets in downtown Lansing will no longer offer validated parking.
Drivers Beware: A Seemingly Safe and Legal Driving Maneuver Could Come with Potentially Life-Changing Hazards
For more than 30 years, Fraser Trebilcock attorney Gary Rogers has handled automobile negligence litigation. Recently, he has litigated a number of claims arising out of what you might think would be a rather safe driving maneuver – turning right […]
CLIENT ALERT: New Corporations Online Filing System Launches Monday, October 30, 2017 in Michigan
On Monday, October 30th, the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) will launch a new Corporations Online Filing System (COFS) for Michigan businesses. This system will allow businesses to submit documents and annual filings, pay filing fees, and order […]
President Trump Signs Executive Order on Health Care; HHS Announces CSR Payments to be Discontinued Immediately
Yesterday, October 12, 2017, President Trump issued an Executive Order entitled “Promoting Healthcare Choice and Competition Across the United States” (the “Order”). Also on October 12, 2017, the Department of Health and Human Services released a statement that the cost-sharing […]
Attorney Elizabeth Latchana honored among Michigan’s ‘Women in the Law’
When the entire country was seeking to understand and respond to the myriad of employee benefit changes, mandates and associated penalties accompanying the passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Fraser Trebilcock attorney Elizabeth Latchana stepped up to […]
New Research Likely to Lead to Increase of Concussion Related Litigation
As sports concussion awareness continues to gain national headlines, so too will concussion related litigation. A study published by the Journal of the American Medical Association made headlines recently for its findings relating to the development of chronic traumatic encephalopathy […]
7 Tips About Data Breach Prevention and Cybersecurity for Small Businesses
We see it in the news on a regular basis. Major corporations like Anthem, eBay, Sony Pictures, and Target have all suffered major data security breaches. But these breaches don’t only happen to major businesses. Companies of all sizes are targets. […]
Michigan Supreme Court Clarifies Eligibility for Charitable Property Tax Exemption
This week the Michigan Supreme Court in Baruch SLS Inc v Township of Tittabawassee (MSC Docket No 152047) clarified how the factors are to be considered in determining whether real property is exempt from taxation.
If It Doesn’t Say So, it Aint So: Michigan Supreme Court Holds For-Profit Schools Entitled to Property Tax Exemption
A unanimous Michigan Supreme Court decision this week will have big implications for for-profit schools and colleges – and even for-profit laboratories, research and development facilities, and test centers.
President Trump’s Tax Proposal
President Trump recently released his tax reform plan. The proposal aims to drastically cut corporate and individual taxes.