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Navigating an Anti-Modification and Anti-Waiver Contract
By John Mucha. Setting the stage: You are about to enter into a contract and want to make sure the other party, in a year or two, does not attempt to claim that the terms [...]
Dana Kreis Glencer Receives Women in the Law Recognition
Dana Kreis Glencer has been recognized as a 2018 Women in the Law by Michigan Lawyers Weekly. Women in the Law are inspiring and accomplished leaders who have shown a commitment to excellence in the practice of [...]
Issues in Connection with Assignment, Subletting and Other Transfers
By Todd Schafer Lease negotiations are often long and drawn out, in part due to the myriad complex issues that a landlord and a tenant may need or want to negotiate. One issue (or, rather, [...]
Interview: Regulatory Change for Michigan’s Gsi Criteria
I had the opportunity to interview Gary Klepper, who has a long, prestigious career in all issues associated with environmental contamination and site remediation. Gary had a 27-year career with the Michigan Department of Environmental [...]
Redevelopment expert: Environmental law specialist helps communities rebound
By Sheila Pursglove Legal News In 1993, when environmental law was in its infancy, Neil Silver raised his hand when the bank he worked for asked for volunteers to become experts in this field. It [...]
Self-Authentication of Electronic Evidence
By David Mollicone. The immense time and energy-saving benefits of technology are no secret, even in the legal field. And the increased use of technology in litigation has created a number of efficiencies related to [...]
