Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t something only big tech companies need to think about anymore. In fact, small and midsized businesses (SMBs) across Michigan are already
Every summer, many Michigan businesses look to hire temporary workers to help meet seasonal demand. In many cases, this includes hiring minors—workers under the age
The expansion of remote work has created a complex legal landscape for employers. This article examines how state employment laws apply to remote workers, what
As nonprofits grow, so do the complexities of managing assets, operations, and risk. One increasingly common strategy is to form a single-member limited liability company
In today’s environment—where nonprofits face rising costs, staffing challenges, and increasing pressure to demonstrate impact—resource sharing offers a smart solution. By combining forces, nonprofits can
In today’s complex funding landscape, many nonprofits are exploring relationships with for-profit enterprises to enhance sustainability and expand their impact. These arrangements—whether creating a subsidiary,
For many small and medium-sized business owners, creating multiple limited liability companies (LLCs) for what is essentially one business operation might seem unnecessarily complex at
While nonprofits serve different missions than for-profit businesses, it’s a common misconception that they operate under different employment laws. In reality, Michigan nonprofits are generally
Nonprofit organizations are essential to Michigan’s community support system, and nonprofit boards of directors and officers are critically important to an organization’s ability to achieve
Michigan employers must now comply with significant changes to sick leave requirements and minimum wage standards following the implementation of the Earned Sick Time Act
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