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Small Business Administration Offers Additional Economic Relief Beyond the PPP

July 28, 2020
Much has been said about the Paycheck Protection Program and its many benefits for small business owners, but did you know that the Small Business Administration (SBA) offers additional resources as well? The SBA Express Bridge Loan enables small bus… Read More
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Categories: Business, Uncategorized
Tags: Business Loans, COVID-19, Macomb attorneys, Michigan Attorneys, SBA Express Bridge Loan, SBA loans

Michigan Small Business Restart Program Offers $100 Million in Grants

July 16, 2020
Applications are live for the $100 million Michigan Small Business Restart Program, a new grant program aimed at providing relief for small businesses and nonprofits as they work to recover from and mitigate risks of the COVID-19 virus. Read More
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Categories: Business, Uncategorized
Tags: business law, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Grants for Small Business, Loan for Small Businesses, Macomb County business lawyer, Michigan Attorneys, Michigan Small Business Restart

Who Do You Call to Report Robocallers in Michigan?

June 19, 2020
On June 10, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel joined six other states in suing a pair of Texas businesses accused of blasting residents with billions of illegal robocalls over the past two years. These businesses are responsible for over 42 billi… Read More
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Tags: Macomb attorneys, Michigan Attorneys, Michigan law, Robocallers

Know Your Rights and Liabilities When Using Dog Parks

March 3, 2020
For pet owners, dog parks are a welcome reprieve from leashes, fenced-in yards, and kennels. Dog parks, or off-leash areas, are designated (and typically enclosed) spaces where pets socialize and exercise. There are already several dog parks open in… Read More
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Categories: Municipal, Uncategorized
Tags: Dog park rules, Macomb attorneys, Michigan Attorneys, Michigan dog bite laws, Michigan dog parks

You Should Write All Four Digits When Dating Legal Documents

January 22, 2020
As we are now through most of January, most people have probably heard the notice about writing out the entire year, 2020, on legal documents. The warning is that if you don’t write out all four 2020 digits, someone could change the date on the con… Read More
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Categories: Estate Administration & Probate, Uncategorized
Tags: estate planning and probate, Legal documents, Macomb attorneys, Michigan Attorneys

O'Reilly Rancilio '2019 Year in Review' Highlights Some of the Firm's Notable Accomplishments

December 23, 2019
2019 marked many successes for the attorneys and staff at O’Reilly Rancilio in Sterling Heights, and we are happy to present just a few of the notable achievements below. Our legal team is proud to have served the municipalities, business owners, a… Read More
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Tags: Macomb attorneys, Macomb County Lawyer, Michigan Attorneys

Many After-Market Auto Lighting Modifications Illegal in Michigan

November 11, 2019
A car that’s lit with special neon effects may appeal to some auto enthusiasts, but to those driving near an illuminated vehicle at night, they’re anything but amusing. A brightly-lit car that appears as if it was driven off the “Tron” movie… Read More
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Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: Michigan Vehicle Code, traffic laws, vehicle mods

What is a CBD Product, and May My Teen Use these Items in School?

October 21, 2019
Is CBD legal to use in schools or not? Read More
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Tags: CBD, CBD oil, law, Michigan law, school law

Now That Marijuana is Legal in Michigan, Should Employers Relax Their Drug Screening Policies?

September 25, 2019
Michigan employers may wonder if they should relax their policies on employee drug testing with the Nov. 8, 2018 passage of Proposal 1, the Michigan Regulation and Taxation of Marihuana Act. Read More
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Categories: Business, Uncategorized
Tags: business law, Employer Law, legal advisor, Marijuana in Michigan, Marijuana on the job, Michigan Attorneys

Youth Caught Vaping in Michigan Face Misdemeanor Charges

September 24, 2019
A youth who violates the law is guilty of a misdemeanor and may be subject to various fines, required to attend health promotion and risk reduction programs, and perform community service hours. Read More
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Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: Vape, Vaping Ban, Vaping in Michigan, Youth Tobacco Act
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Oct
8
Eight O'Reilly Rancilio Attorneys Named to Peer-Selected Super Lawyers List for 2020
October 8th, 2020
Eight attorneys at the Sterling Heights-based O’Reilly Rancilio law firm have made the peer-selected Super Lawyers lists. Each year, no more than five percent of t… Read More
Sep
23
O'Reilly Rancilio Attorney Scott Ruark Quoted on Fox 2 News
September 23rd, 2020
O’Reilly Rancilio attorney Scott Ruark was quoted on Fox 2 News on Sept. 22 for a story on a case involving a his client, a Wayne city employee, who was the allege… Read More
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Oct
19
MIOSHA Issues Emergency Rules to Protect Workers Against COVID-19
October 19, 2020
On Oct. 14, the Michigan Occupational Health and Safety Administration (MIOSHA) issued emergency rules meant to protect employees from COVID-19 while at work. Govern… Read More
Oct
12
Who Should You Choose To Become Personal Representative of Your Estate?
October 12, 2020
Choosing a personal representative (formerly called “executor”) for your estate is no easy matter. You will want to make sure you have selected a person or entit… Read More
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