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With the explosion in Airbnb, VRBO, and other home-sharing services, many homeowners’ associations (HOAs) are considering covenants to ban short-term rentals. The question is whether … Continue Reading

Kreis Enderle litigators Mark Kreter and Steve Simons recently obtained a victory before the Michigan Court of Appeals in a lawsuit under the state’s no-fault … Continue Reading

It is a basic understanding between parties to a contract that they are bound to the terms of their agreement, whether that contract is written … Continue Reading

Why should someone have a will? Should only wealthy people create trusts? What exactly is an estate plan?   To answer these and other questions, Kreis … Continue Reading

Lawmakers in the Michigan Senate and House of Representatives passed two initiatives in September 2018 that appear to benefit Michigan workers. These adopted proposals provide … Continue Reading

“No-fault” attendance policies have become common in many workplaces, especially in large companies with multiple locations. These policies create a system where employees automatically accrue … Continue Reading

More employers than ever are offering wellness programs to encourage healthy lifestyle choices like weight management, exercise, smoking cessation, and dietary modifications. These programs are … Continue Reading

Nearly 115,000 people are currently waiting for lifesaving organ transplants, 22 of whom die every day without seeing their needs fulfilled. Every ten minutes another … Continue Reading

Kreis Enderle is pleased to announce that managing partner Steve Hessen has been included on the list of Michigan Super Lawyers for the sixth consecutive … Continue Reading

Kreis Enderle shareholder Mark Kreter was recently appointed to serve on the board of the Battle Creek Tax Increment Finance Authority (TIFA).  Separate from the Battle Creek City Commission, … Continue Reading