By wrpurcell | Published October 15, 2015 | Posted in Civil Litigation, Court Procedure, Court Rules, Estate, Judgments, Lawsuit, Macomb County, Malpratice, Oakland County, Probate, Probate Court, Real Estate, St. Clair County | Tagged Tags: Civil Litigation, Court Procedure, Court Rules, Malpractice, Oakland, Oakland County Probate Court, Probate Court, Rochester, Rochester Hills, Shelby Township, St. Clair | Leave a comment
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The Basics of Attorney Malpractice in Michigan
Law can be a highly contentious field and the stakes are often very high. Litigation involving the court system is an emotional and sensitive process for the parties and their attorneys. Transactional issues such as estate planning and real estate transactions can often lead to costly errors as well. For whatever reason, when things don’t Read More
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A lawsuit starts when someone has a legal issue that can only be resolved through court intervention. A client hires an attorney and works with that attorney to gather facts so they can formulate legal arguments and draft a complaint. The complaint is filed with the district or county clerk, or in federal courts if Read More
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