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ADR Spotlight: Concensus decision-making is a new way of making public policyMay 24, 2017by Phillip Schaedler Phillip A. Schaedler, Attorney at Law Many people are familiar with the concept of interest based negotiation which is widely used in public school, postal service ... | Chinese EggplantMay 24, 2017By Nick Roumel Nacht and Roumel, PC, Ann Arbor There was tension at the vegetable party. The Italian eggplant was drunk. Swaying his fat hips, he stumbled his way to where the slim, lovely Chinese eggplant was sipping a Jasmine tea. “Hey! Paisan! Goombah!” ... |
My Turn: Crossword constructor makes it big in The New York TimesMay 24, 2017by Tom Kirvan Legal News In the wordsmith category, they are often unheralded artists, toiling across a literary landscape located down a puzzle-lined street where only the truly gifted reside. Collectively, they are known as “crossword constructors,” ... | Attorney goes to bat for clients suffering from personal injuriesMay 24, 2017by Louis B. Eble Louis B. Eble, PLLC The Michigan Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act of 1966 (“ELCRA”) is Michigan’s version of the federal Civil Rights Act of 1964, but with a broader scope of protection. The ELCRA prohibits discrimination ... |
Jamaican BreakfastMay 24, 2017One of the things I love about travel is trying the local cuisine. When I’m lucky, I get to try foods I’ve never tasted, or even heard of. A recent trip to Jamaica found me doing just that. Yes, there was the ubiquitous jerk chicken and Red Stripe ... | Court of Appeals expands scope of WPAMay 24, 2017by Wayne Krueger Loomis, Ewert, Parsley, Davis and Gotting P.C. A recent Court of Appeals (COA) interpretation of the Michigan Whistleblowers’ Pro-tection Act (WPA) has significant ramifications for attorneys. In McNeil-Marks v Mid Michigan Medical ... |
