If you own waterfront property, you may have heard of the phenomenon known as “keyholing” or “funneling.” Keyholing is when multiple backlot owners gain access
As has been discussed on previous occasions in this space, members of the general public in Michigan generally have the right to use the surface
If you own waterfront property in Michigan, you may have wondered whether the water body is navigable. As we’ve discussed before in this space, citizens
When dealing with waterfront property issues, it is often necessary to advise a client to obtain a riparian survey. Many clients ask “what is a
Whether you are looking to purchase a waterfront getaway, or you’ve had such a property in your family for generations, questions can arise regarding riparian
On June 21, the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) filed its draft Application Instructions and Procedures for renewable energy and energy storage facility siting. On first glance, the draft rules
As this site has previously covered, on November 28, 2023, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed House Bill 5120 (PA 233 of 2023) which provides siting authority
In Michigan, there are many statutory protections shielding government entities from liability in civil cases. County road commissions are no different and enjoy many of
Michigan Senate Passes Bills that Would Mandate 100 Percent Clean Energy by 2040 and Shift Renewable Energy Project Approval to State Regulators Michigan, historically known
The 2022 midterm elections in Montcalm County, Michigan delivered a poignant message about the path to renewable energy: community sentiment cannot be overlooked. When voters
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