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Is An LLC Right For Your Startup Business? Bloomfield Hills business attorneys discuss whether an LLC is the right structure for your startup business -
Dividing Student Loans in Divorce Top family law attorneys discuss how students loans may be divided in a divorce. -
Property Owners Liability for Injuries to Uninvited Visitors There are many reasons to go door-to-door. Whether you are a mail carrier, a canvasser, or a Girl Scout, your success depends on the ability to safely approach -
Who Do You Want To Run Your Business When You Retire? When an entrepreneur starts a business, it can sometimes be hard to imagine anyone else doing their job. Small business owners can pour years, even decades, of -
Is The Bar Owner Responsible When Patrons "Take It Outside?" Michigan court considers whether to hold bar owner responsible for bouncers' criminal action when patrons "take it outside' resulting in wrongful death lawsuit. -
Receiverships in Michigan Bloomfield Hills business attorneys discuss receiverships in Michigan. Click here to learn more. -
Congratulations to our Super Lawyers | The Cronin Law Firm Our Michigan attorneys at The Cronin Law Firm have been named "Super Lawyers" by the Thomson Reuters lawyer rating service. -
What You Need to Know About Michigan Legal Marijuana Use Michigan Recreational Marijuana Use is now legal. Find out the limits on the law and how to use the drug without facing controlled substance charges. -
Sex Offenders: Parole Violations Can Lead to SORA Charges A Michigan Court of Appeals case says probation and parole violations can cause SORA charges for sex offenders who fail to register telephones and emails. -
What is Identity Theft In Michigan Criminal Court? What is identity theft? How does the Michigan criminal court handle phishing, skimming, and other uses of victims' personal information?