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The Michigan Supreme Court recently reinstated the original Improved Workforce Opportunity Wage Act (IWOWA) and Earned Sick Time Act provisions with a modified timeline for implementation. This helpful new chart compares various aspects of the voided and revived statutes of the IWOWA, including their differing provisions on covered employers, exemptions, minimum wage, tips, and compensatory time.
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Discovery Requests for a Trucking Case
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Requests for admission, interrogatories, and requests to produce directed to the defendant driver in a trucking case can work in conjunction with the written discovery directed at the company. These broad sample written discovery requests will help get you started as you tailor specific requests to suit the facts of your case.
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Suzanne K. Sukkar
Dickinson Wright PLLC
Ann Arbor
Suzanne K. Sukkar is a U.S. business immigration lawyer at the firm. Ms. Sukkar focuses her practice on global workforce mobility, employment-based sponsorship and visa matters, and immigration audit and compliance for corporate and individual clients...
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News From ICLE
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of the timely content we created in light of this sweeping legislation and see why 12K+ Michigan lawyers are already Premium Partners.
MCJE Credit for Judges
Great news! Michigan judicial officers can earn Michigan Continuing Judicial Education (MCJE) credit for attending or teaching ICLE in-person, livestreamed, and on-demand seminars. Read this
FAQ
to learn more.
Meet Our Contributors
Suzanne K. Sukkar
Dickinson Wright PLLC
Ann Arbor
Suzanne K. Sukkar is a U.S. business immigration lawyer at the firm. Ms. Sukkar focuses her practice on global workforce mobility, employment-based sponsorship and visa matters, and immigration audit and compliance for corporate and individual clients...
Read More
>
Find ICLE Law Experts
News From ICLE
UPOAA and EPIC Omnibus Resources
Want to get up to speed? ICLE's Premium Partnership has everything you need to be successful. Check out a
sampling
of the timely content we created in light of this sweeping legislation and see why 12K+ Michigan lawyers are already Premium Partners.
MCJE Credit for Judges
Great news! Michigan judicial officers can earn Michigan Continuing Judicial Education (MCJE) credit for attending or teaching ICLE in-person, livestreamed, and on-demand seminars. Read this
FAQ
to learn more.