Gregory R. Grant, an attorney in the Firm’s Traverse City office, obtained dismissals of two cases on behalf of a Northern Michigan County building official and electrical inspector. In June 2011, the decedent, a 17-year-old male, and his friend were walking along a floating dock at a busy City-owned marina. The decedent jumped off the dock and into the marina water and was immediately electrocuted. His best friend, and plaintiff […]
Read MoreTimothy Young, a partner in our Livonia office, successfully defeated an environmental nuisance claim presented on behalf of 13 homeowners. The homeowners alleged that daily noise and diesel fumes from the property of Mr. Young’s client interfered with the peaceful and quiet enjoyment of their property. The depositions of each of the plaintiffs and their noise expert revealed that the plaintiffs did not sustain personal property damage, real property damage or […]
Read MoreIn December, 2014, Jim Acho, a senior attorney in our Livonia office, defended a sitting Circuit Court Judge and her predecessor, a now-retired Circuit Court Judge, as well as the County Prosecutor, in a case brought by a Plaintiff who was found guilty and sentenced on a charge of providing false information to police officers. The Plaintiff alleged his guilty verdict stemmed from his polygraph results in his pre-sentence report being […]
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