With the independent food industry rapidly developing in Detroit, we thought we would touch on some legal considerations that restaurant and food industry clients should
Last week, with much fan-fare, the John Varvatos retail store opened its first location in Michigan in the historic Wright-Kay building, on storied Woodward Avenue,
A recent case out of the Indiana Court of Appeals addressed the issue of Trust Clauses. In Church of Brethren South/Central Indiana District v. Roann
As reported by the Michigan Bankers Association, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued a new “updated” mortgage rules readiness guide. The update attempts to
In a recent Michigan Court of Appeals case, Huron Technology v. Sparling, Mich. Ct. App., Sept. 11, 2014, Unpublished, the Court found that an Employee
In a recent Michigan Court of Appeals case, Huron Technology v. Sparling, Mich. Ct. App., Sept. 11, 2014, Unpublished, the Court found that an Employee
As reported by the Michigan Bankers Association (MBA), the new Michigan Right of Inspection law is the first of its kind in the country. The
Dalton & Tomich is pleased to provide legal services to a variety of nonprofits located across the state of Michigan and nationwide. One of the
The attorneys at Dalton & Tomich are national leaders in the area of religious land use litigation, and have successfully represented a variety of religious
Michigan was recently approved as one of two EB-5 Regional Centers. Recent press releases issued by Governor Snyder and the MEDC indicate the Michigan EB-5
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