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The Michigan Supreme Court concluded today that Gov. Whitmer did not have authority after April 30, 2020, to issue or renew any executive orders related to the COVID-19 pandemic under the Emergency Management Act of 1976 ("EMA") or the Emergency Powers of the Governor Act of 1945 ("EPGA"). To learn more about the decision and what happens next visit: www.fosterswift.com/communications-Michigan-Supreme-Court-Upends-Whitmers-Authority.html

Important perspective from two great litigators!

Foster Swift | Civil Lawsuits in the Wake of COVID-19 Watch attorneys Ray Littleton and Sydney Steele of Foster Swift Collins & Smith, PC on the Michigan Business Network in their interview with Chris Holman. While no one wants to be a defendant in a civil lawsuit, it is important to know exactly what to do when served with a Summons and Complaint.

Check out this webinar tomorrow (Wednesday) at 10am ET, featuring FSCS's own Taylor Gast, discussing cyber security and data protection while you or your employees are working from home.

Cyber Security and Data Protection While Working Remotely Join us to learn details on cyber security and data protection during COVID-19 for small businesses working remotely. Don Cornish, Chief Information Security Officer | Dewpoint Taylor Gast, Attorney | Foster Swift Collins & PC

Governor Whitmer issues Executive Order No. 38 altering the processing of FOIA requests.