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Selected areas of
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Environmental Regulation and Litigation |
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All aspects of representation
under the Michigan Natural Resources and Environmental
Protection Act (NREPA), including:
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environmental protection act
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water resources protection
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air pollution control
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hazardous, solid and industrial
waste management
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environmental remediation
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underground storage tanks
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wetlands
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brown
field redevelopment and other funding
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CERCLA
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RCRA
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CAA
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CWA
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Environmental cost recovery
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Insurance coverage
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Cost recovery actions
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Administrative actions
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General Civil Litigation |
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Commercial disputes
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Breach of contract
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Insurance coverage litigation
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Construction defects
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Construction lien foreclosure
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Shareholder disputes
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Michigan Consumer Protection Act
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Collections |
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Negotiation and litigation related to
delinquent accounts
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Drafting of contracts, credit applications,
security agreements and guarantees.
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Counseling on credit risks and minimizing
exposure
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Probate
and Estate Administration\Planning |
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Business
succession planning
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Wills,
trusts, powers of attorney, medical directives, Medicaid
issues
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Probate and
administration of estates
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Guardianships and conservatorships for minors, incapacitated
individuals, and developmentally disabled people
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Family Law |
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Contested
and Uncontested Divorces
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Child
Support
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Child
Custody
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Parenting
Time
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Spousal
Support (Alimony)
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Paternity
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Property
Settlements
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Personal
Protection Orders
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Adoption
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Prenuptial Agreements
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Labor, Employment, and Collective Bargaining |
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Collective
bargaining negotiations in public and private sector
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Arbitration
under collective bargaining agreements and private contracts
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Drafting and
litigation involving covenants not to compete
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Represents
employers in employment-related litigation in state and
federal courts
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Advice to
employers about day-to-day issues involving FMLA, ADA, FLSA
and other state and federal employment/labor laws
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Employment contracts and severance agreements
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Real
Estate Transactions and Litigation |
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Sale and
purchase of property
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Commercial and residential leases
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Eviction
proceedings
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Deed
restrictions
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Options,
rights of first refusal, easements, rights-of-way
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Assistance with “for sale by owner” transactions
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Boundary
disputes and trespass matters
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Zoning
and land use issues and proceedings
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Site development and condominium formation
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Business and Commercial Transactions and Litigation |
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Creation of
corporations and limited liability companies
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Formation of
business and community associations
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Restructuring of business entities
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Stock
redemption and shareholder agreements
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Finance and
banking issues
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Contract
drafting and interpretation
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Breach of
contract disputes
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Uniform
Commercial Code issues
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Local Government Law |
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Freedom of
Information Act
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Open
Meetings Act
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Police/Fire
Arbitration under Act 312
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Economic
development
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Tax
incremental finance authorities
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Administrative Law |
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Liquor
Control Commission
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Commission
on Law Enforcement Standards
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Zoning
appeals
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Tax Tribunal
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Public Service Commission
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Liquor Control Commission
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Environmental Protection Agency/Department of Environmental
Quality
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Department
of Natural Resources
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Civil Rights
Commission\EEOC
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Department
of Agriculture
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Civil
Service Commission
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Department of Labor and Economic Growth
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Public Utility Law |
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Represent
economic associations in all phases of public utility
procurement and services
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Develop
comprehensive action plans for all phases associated with
natural gas, electricity, and communications complaint and
rate cases
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Litigate
natural gas, electricity, and communications complaint and
rate cases before the Michigan Public Service Commission,
other appropriate administrative agencies, and in Michigan
courts
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Negotiate natural gas and electricity supply contracts
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