Danielle M. Paglia Joins O’Reilly Rancilio

O’Reilly Rancilio is pleased to announce that Danielle M. Paglia has joined the firm as an associate. Danielle is focusing her career in municipal law. Ms. Paglia’s is experienced in civil litigation, contract disputes, real estate, and landlord-…
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Tracey A. Kane Joins O’Reilly Rancilio

O’Reilly Rancilio is pleased to announce that Tracey A. Kane has joined the firm as an associate. Ms. Kane has focused her career on family law. She has successfully represented clients in divorce, child custody, parenting time, paternity, spousal…
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O’Reilly Rancilio Attorney Awarded Prestigious Richard Notte Civic Leadership Award

O’Reilly Rancilio attorney Clark A. Andrews was honored by the Sterling Heights Area Community Foundation with the Richard Notte Civic Service Leadership Award at the Foundation’s annual Puttin’ on the Ritz event. Andrews was recognized for his…
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Eugene R. Hamlin Joins O'Reilly Rancilio

O’Reilly Rancilio is pleased to announce that Eugene R. Hamlin has joined the firm as a shareholder. Mr. Hamlin’s practice focuses on probate administration and litigation as well as estate planning. He also has experience in a variety of legal m…
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BOI Reporting Update: U.S. Department of Treasury Will Not Enforce the Corporate Transparency Act Against Domestic Companies

Small business owners can breathe a sigh of relief this week as the U.S. Department of Treasury announced that it would be suspending enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) for U.S. based companies. The news followed after the Treasury D…
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UPDATE: BOI Reporting Requirements Under The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) Are Once Again Back In Effect

The obligation for the majority of small businesses to file their Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reports has been reinstated. On February 18, 2025, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas in Smith, et al. v. U.S. Department…
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Practice Makes Perfect Discovery

Let's set the record straight about discovery in district court. The rules are very, very simple. First, discovery is not permitted in civil infraction actions. See MCR 2.302(A)(3). Second, discovery is not required in district court misdemeanor act…
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Michigan's New "No Smoking" Rules

On December 18, 2009, Govenor Granholm signed Michigan's new indoor smoking ban into law. The law is known as the Dr. Ron Davis Law. Michigan became the 38th state to adopt limitations on smoking in public places.
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Texting While Driving

Everyone knows that the Michigan Legislature recently imposed a ban on "texting while driving," and many people know it took effect on July 1, 2010. However, few seem to know the actual details in the new law.
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Practice Makes Perfect

When preparing your appearance or any other case caption involving a civil infraction, the proper "plaintiff" is the municipality, not "the people" of that municipality. In other words, the proper caption is "City of Sterling Heights v Tella Gra…
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