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Federal anti-discrimination law makes it clear that an employer cannot fire a worker for blowing the whistle on illegal activities in the workplace. While you know your employer cannot fire you in this situation without inviting legal consequences, it does not mean...
Your employer may realize that firing you after a complaint of wrongdoing would be obvious retaliation. However, if you have a mental or physical impairment that affects how you work, your employer may make things difficult by denying you reasonable accommodations in...
There may be times when a Birmingham area resident is not able to pay their mortgage. There are many reasons why this may occur including job loss, unexpected medical bills, injury, or a number of other reasons. A missed mortgage payment is a serious issue, and a...
New mothers in Michigan no doubt enjoy the time away from work spent with their new babies. That said, the prospect of returning to the workplace, reconnecting with coworkers and resuming one's job functions may also excite them. There are still, however, some...
Stressful financial times can lead businesses to default on their loans. The lender, often times a bank, will begin the foreclosure process on that loan. Under better circumstances, business owners can remain on the property continue operations until the foreclosure...
Missing mortgage payments can leave you with ruined credit, substantial debt and reduced resources unless you can take advantage of foreclosure alternatives. While you may consider a Michigan short sale or bankruptcy, they are not your only options. According to...
Nondisclosure agreements are a way that businesses attempt to protect their intellectual assets. A Michigan employer may ask its workers to sign nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) to prevent them from sharing trade secrets or other protected business information with...
A whistleblower is someone who reports information about an employer's illegal or unacceptable actions to authorities. The situation could be you reporting safety hazards in the workplace or tipping off authorities to criminal activity of the business. In any case, as...
One remedy Michigan counties have against delinquent property taxpayers is foreclosure. The money from a foreclosure sale would cover the tax bill, but because the value of the house usually exceeds the taxes owed, there’s usually surplus proceeds as well. It’s long...
Many sales professionals in the Detroit area get paid either totally or in part on a commission basis, meaning they make their living based on the dollar amount of their sales. An arrangement of this sort does not violate the law per se, since employers can validly...
