First Batch of Redevelopment Zone Detroit Liquor Licenses Approved
Crain’s Detroit Business reporter Kurt Nagl wrote in May about about the City of Detroit seeking approval for 20 new liquor licenses through the Redevelopment
Crain’s Detroit Business reporter Kurt Nagl wrote in May about about the City of Detroit seeking approval for 20 new liquor licenses through the Redevelopment
In everyday conversation it is not uncommon to hear, “he’s just being a nuisance,” or, “that is such a nuisance.” But what actually is a
If you own property on an in-land Michigan lake, you typically enjoy riparian rights to that lake. You can read more about riparian rights here
A total of 63 new Detroit liquor licenses could be issued, according to a recent article by Crain’s Detroit Business. I had the pleasure of
A total of 63 new Detroit liquor licenses could be issued, according to a recent article by Crain’s Detroit Business. I had the pleasure of
Every Michigan property owner should have an understanding of the legal concept known as “quiet title.” This can be especially true for owners of Michigan
One of the best compliments an attorney can have is when an opposing party hires the attorney who sued them in a subsequent case
As land use attorneys, we get many questions regarding water rights. These questions typically involve lake or river access and navigation. These questions generally fall
The Michigan Zoning Enabling Act, MCL 125.3101 et seq. (“MZEA”), authorizes municipalities to create zoning ordinances that regulate land use within their borders. The MZEA
It is no secret that landowners who abut a body of water (riparian owners) often deal with others attempting to access that water. Earlier
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