Commissions are the lifeblood of a sales representative. Unfortunately, they can also be a source of conflict between the sales rep and the principal. In the worst case, those conflicts can lead to litigation. Due dates are one area which can cause problems, so it’s...
Month: March 2022
Michigan residents may be able to avoid foreclosure
The United States is currently facing a tough economy and many people have lost their jobs and are facing foreclosure of their homes. The good news is that foreclosure is not everyone’s reality. Depending on your circumstances, your bank may be able to work with you...
Whistleblowers and the Michigan Medicaid False Claims Act
What should you do if you find out that your employer is committing Medicaid fraud? As an employee, you have a difficult decision in front of you. Do you report it and risk retaliation? Or do you keep quiet to preserve your job? Michigan has a very specific law on the...
The psychological effects of foreclosure
During the last two years, many experienced life upheavals, including lost income, lost jobs and skyrocketing prices on everything from rent to food. This has, of course, resulted in severe debt, bankruptcies and foreclosures. And, unfortunately, several studies have...
What is wrongful termination?
Most workers in Michigan are considered “at will.” This means employers are generally permitted to fire most employees for almost any reason. However, there are certain circumstances in which employees are protected under state and federal laws, and sometimes under...
Searching for foreclosure alternatives
As foreclosure moratoriums expire and the economic recovery continues, people in Michigan and around the country may face an unpleasant surprise as they exit forbearance. In recognition of these challenges, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) put in place...
