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Who Is The Client?

Who Is The Client?

In most attorney-client relationships, it is easy to identify the client.  For attorneys who practice estate planning, probate law or probate litigation, among other related areas, the answer is somewhat less clear.  Namely, is the client the fiduciary (i.e....
Attorney Privilege in Defamation Actions

Attorney Privilege in Defamation Actions

Over the course of a legal proceeding, attorneys often have to discuss sensitive topics to zealously represent their client—this can be especially true in sexual harassment or hostile work environment cases.  Inherent to many of those cases are accusations that...
Unjust Enrichment

Unjust Enrichment

When two parties come to an agreement, whether it be for services, goods or something else, like an investment, a contract is not always formed.  In such a situation, where no contract is formally created, but one party benefits from the conduct or actions of the...
The Danger Of Having A Default Entered Against You In Michigan

The Danger Of Having A Default Entered Against You In Michigan

When a corporation or limited liability company is conducting business in Michigan, it must be very careful when it receives a summons and complaint naming it as a defendant in a lawsuit. Under Michigan law, a corporation or limited liability company has twenty-one...
Wrongful Death in Michigan—Periods of Limitation

Wrongful Death in Michigan—Periods of Limitation

It is certainly unfortunate when anyone passes away, but it can be even more tragic when someone else is at fault.  In such cases, a wrongful death action may be appropriate; however, calculating how long you have to bring a claim can be complicated. While some...