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- Posted September 03, 2026
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‘Heads Up for Safety’
Protect MI Families—a consumer advocacy organization that partnered with the Michigan Association for Justice (MAJ) in May to advance consumer protection reforms—held an event on Aug. 22 at the Grand River Farmer’s Market. The Jackson law firm of Inosencio Fisk participat-ed. Pictured (l-r) Laura Hornshaw, development director of Michigan Association for Justice; Cali Weatherholt and Theresa Plank; Jan Maino for MI House Rep; attorney Bruce Inosencio, Jr., In-osencio & Fisk; his son Jacob Inosencio, executive director and founder of Grow Jackson; and Lyra Opalikhin, campaign director, Protect MI Families.
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