On March 23, 2020, Governor Whitmer issued a “stay-at-home” order titled Executive Order 2020-21 (“EO 2020-21”). The stated purpose of the Order is to assist in slowing the spread of novel Coronavirus COVID-19 and to protect the healthcare system from being overwhelmed. This article provides an overview of the Order
As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds, business owners, managers and executives may be wondering:
1. What are the employer’s responsibilities to keep employees safe from COVID-19?
2. Do I need to report to MIOSHA that an employee has been diagnosed with COVID-19?
In this article, we address these questions with a focus on helping
The Michigan Supreme Court has issued several Administrative Orders since the outbreak of the COVID-19 crisis which impact the operations and procedures of courts and court cases across the State of Michigan.
Administrative Order No. 2020-2: Limiting Activities/Assemblages in Michigan Courts
On March 18, the Michigan Supreme Court (the “Court”) issued Administrative
The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting businesses across all sectors of the economy, and landlords are no exception. The most obvious challenge landlords face is the inability of tenants to pay rent due to the economic downturn, but there are other important issues that landlords must address related to their commercial
