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In business litigation, a temporary restraining order, preliminary injunction, or permanent injunction may be needed to stop harm that money damages alone can’t remedy.
Liquidated damages provisions establish an agreed-upon figure or formula for calculating damages, regardless of and instead of the party’s actual losses.
With Michigan’s recent adoption of anti-SLAPP legislation, those in the crosshairs of abusive litigation intended to suppress speech now have powerful tools to fight back.
Assignment clauses in Michigan commercial leases implicate important interests and rights for landlords and tenants alike, but must be carefully drafted to avoid unwanted consequences, disputes, and liability.
Avoiding disputes over commercial lease renewals requires understanding the missteps, lapses, or failures that frequently lead to them.
Under Michigan’s business judgment rule, bad calls made by leadership don’t necessarily put them on the hook for bad outcomes.