What is corruption? U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments that could impact bribery cases in Illinois The high court is reviewing a law that’s popular among federal prosecutors — including those pursuing former Illinois House Speaker Michael J. Madigan. A...
Ex-Flint Michigan State Police post commander sued by trooper following internal probe The former commander of the Michigan State Police post in Flint is alleged to have been providing answers to promotion exam questions to favored officers, while also engaging in...
Is Oral Legal? Verbal agreements, also called oral contracts, can be legal and enforceable in Michigan, but with some limitations. Here’s a breakdown: Generally Enforceable: Michigan law recognizes verbal contracts as valid if they meet the standard elements of...
Squatters and You Squatting, in one definition is the act of occupying a property without legal permission, can be a headache for both property owners and squatters themselves. Sorry to cause you a such a headache squatter. Michigan has specific laws addressing...
Understanding Adverse Possession in Michigan Michigan recognizes adverse possession, a legal doctrine allowing someone to acquire ownership of real property they’ve occupied for a specific period, even without a formal title. The Statute: MCL 600.5801 The...
