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We are the leading provider of how-to solutions that harness the wisdom of Michigan's leading practitioners. Our practical tools save you time and give you confidence in the advice you're giving.

NAVIGATE YOUR PRACTICE THROUGH COVID-19

We’re here to help your Michigan practice through this pandemic and beyond. Turn to these Michigan-specific resources for the timely and trusted guidance you need right now.

COVID-19 Guidance from Michigan Lawyers

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Worker's Compensation Updates

Updated Book

Worker's Compensation in Michigan provides expert advice on answering client questions, crafting legal arguments, and representing clients before the agency. Check out the What's New in This Book page for updates regarding independent contractors, physician testimony, compensable physical therapy, COVID-19 considerations, and more.

Medicaid Planning Updates

Updated Chapter

Protective orders can be a critical tool for Medicaid planning. Chapter 7 of the Michigan Medicaid Planning Handbook includes new discussion of In re Estate of Schroeder, Nos 351011, 351012, ___ Mich App ___, ___ NW2d ___ (Dec 17, 2020), a recent court of appeals case involving jurisdictional issues and notice requirements for Medicaid-related protective orders.

Solely for the Benefit of a Spouse Trust

New Form

Assets in a solely for the benefit of a spouse trust are not available assets for Medicaid purposes as long as there are no circumstances under which payment to the trust could be made to or for the benefit of the institutionalized spouse. This new sample trust allows a Medicaid applicant to divest assets to a spouse and achieve Medicaid eligibility with minimal difficulty.

No-Fault Updates

Updated Book

Several chapters of No-Fault Automobile Law and Practice in Michigan have been updated with new caselaw regarding statutory exclusions and antiassignment clauses. Check out the What's New in This Book page for a list of updates, starting with the most recent, along with hyperlinks to the chapters and sections where you can find the relevant discussions.

Motion to Restore Appellate Rights

New Form

Amendments to MCR 6.428 effective January 1, 2021, provide that a defendant who was denied the right to appellate review or the appointment of counsel for certain enumerated reasons is entitled to have that right restored. This recent addition to ICLE's Formbank is a sample motion, made in the trial court, to restore these rights.

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COVID-19 Follow-Up Q&A with Judge Paul Denenfeld, Kent County Circuit Court

John B. Swift | 12/08/2020

he following is from our July 2020 interview of Judge Denenfeld. What are the main procedural changes in your courtroom due to COVID-19? We are only doing remote hearings now, but no trials. We use Zoom for most of our hearings and...Read More

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New Certificates—Entirely Online

Small Business Bankruptcy: Subchapter V of Chapter 11

Need to guide your client through Subchapter V? Get expert coaching as 14 experienced Michigan bankruptcy judges, trustees, and lawyers take you through actual cases. See the entire process firsthand, from prefiling considerations to implementing the reorganization plan.

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Commercial Lease Drafting and Negotiation

Need to negotiate a commercial lease? Get expert coaching as experienced real estate lawyers demonstrate best practices. Follow along as they counsel their clients; draft, redline, and negotiate the lease; and resolve disputes. Then get hands-on practice in this online training.