Civil Litigation
Michigan’s No-Fault Auto Law: What You Need to Know About Medical Expense Coverage Options
Since its enactment in 1973, the Michigan No-Fault Insurance Act has become one of the most comprehensive … Continue Reading
New COVID-19-Related Orders Extend Delays and Changes to the Michigan Court Rules
Michigan’s courts are currently closed for in-person matters in all but emergency situations. Each local jurisdiction has … Continue Reading
How the Federal Moratorium on Eviction Will Affect Michigan Landlords and Property Owners
Michigan landlords and property managers are feeling the economic impact of the COVID-19 emergency. An executive order … Continue Reading
The Effect of the Michigan Supreme Court’s Coronavirus-Related Tolling Orders
In response to Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s March 24, 2020, stay-at-home order requiring nonessential businesses and workers to … Continue Reading
Mark Kreter and Daniel Boocher Obtain No Cause Verdict in Motor Vehicle-Pedestrian Injury Case
Kries Enderle litigators Mark Kreter and Daniel Boocher recently secured a victory in the Kent County Circuit … Continue Reading
How to Use a Michigan Judgment Lien in Your Collection Efforts
If you own real property in Michigan, you won’t be able to sell it or refinance unless … Continue Reading
Mark Kreter and Steve Simons Secure Appellate Win in Michigan No-Fault Case
Kreis Enderle litigators Mark Kreter and Steve Simons recently obtained a victory before the Michigan Court of … Continue Reading
Mark Kreter Secures Trial Court Victory for the City of Battle Creek in Unpaid Overtime Lawsuit
Mark Kreter obtained a noteworthy defense verdict from the U.S. District Court for the Western District of … Continue Reading
Seeing the World Through the Eyes of Your Adversary
According to the media, we are living in an era of increasing polarization where people and organizations … Continue Reading
Seizure Orders
Imagine you are sitting at home one evening enjoying your dinner when suddenly a gentleman with a … Continue Reading