
A Big Year for Bankruptcy at the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court term that ended just three weeks ago was one of the most consequential terms in recent years. I’ve previously written about a

The Supreme Court term that ended just three weeks ago was one of the most consequential terms in recent years. I’ve previously written about a

Every business begins with an idea. This idea leads to more ideas and these ideas translate into the actual business. But, before a business can

Michigan business owners have been closely following two significant federal developments that came into effect this year: the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) and the U.S.

The recent Supreme Court opinion in NRA v. Vullo reaffirmed a long standing First Amendment principle: the government cannot threaten legal action against a third party to
Thousands of religious congregations merge every year. According to Jim Tomberlin and Warren Bird, in their book Better Together—Making Church Mergers Work, church mergers are

My bank isn’t my bank anymore. They’ve changed the name. Things aren’t the same. I’m a number, nothing more. A shout-out to First Source Bank

In December 2023, members of the Oregon female beach volleyball and rowing teams filed a lawsuit under Title IX of the Educational Amendments. The women

The Corporate Transparency Act (“the Act”) went into effect on January 1, 2024, to prevent individuals with malicious intent from attempting to facilitate illegally operated

On March 19, 2024, Daniel Dalton will be speaking at the United States Department of Justice Roundtable Conference in Orange, California at Chapman University School of Law about the often-complex topic of land use and zoning. Specifically, my focus will be on the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA), a federal law that impacts the development of religious institutions and the rights of institutionalized persons.

Our economy relies on credit. Without available credit, it would shrink drastically. And when people don’t pay their bills, borrowing costs go up for those
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