Donald DeNault Attends COSA's 50th Anniversary Seminar

On March 23rd and 24th, Donald DeNault attended the 2017 COSA School Law Seminar in Denver, Colorado. The Council of School Attorneys, informally known as COSA, celebrated its 50th anniversary with an excellent program that included updates regarding…
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Keith Jablonski Speaks at Landlord Networking Event

Keith Jablonski was a speaker at the Annual Bi-County Landlord Networking Event held on November 10 at the Avante Banquet Center in Clinton Township. He presented to a group of roughly people made up of both landlords and representatives from various…
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Seven O'Reilly Rancilio Attorneys Selected as Michigan Super Lawyers for 2016

Seven O’Reilly Rancilio attorneys have been selected as Michigan Super Lawyers for 2016: Albert B. Addis Marc D. Kaszubski Linda McGrail Belau Craig S. Schoenherr, Sr. Lawrence M. Scott James C. Thomas Charles E. Turnbull Super Lawyers is a rating…
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O’Reilly Rancilio Prepares Innovative Nonresidential Landscaping Ordinance for Sterling Heights

At its Council meeting on October 4, 2106, the Sterling Heights City Council adopted a wide-ranging amendment to the City Zoning Ordinance to establish upgraded landscaping and site improvement standards for nonresidential sites within the City. The…
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John Bartley Published in State Bar Newsletter

John Bartley authored an article that was published in the September 1, 2016 edition of the E-Newsletter issued by the Real Property Law Section of the State Bar of Michigan. The article is titled “New Changes to ALTA Title Commitments” a…
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O’Reilly Rancilio Drafts Groundbreaking Sign Ordinance For Sterling Heights

At its Council meeting on July 19, 2016, the Sterling Heights City Council adopted a content-neutral sign ordinance to regulate the use and placement of signs within the City in order to address the nationwide issues raised by the United States Supre…
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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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