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Kuhn Rogers PLC recently represented the management and shareholder of R.M. Young Company (the “Company”) in the sale of the Company’s equity to Benford Capital Partners, a Chicago-based private equity investment firm. Founded in 19… Read More

There are currently six Senate bills pending in the Michigan Legislature which, if passed, would significantly overhaul Michigan’s environmental remediation programs and drastically alter brownfield redevelopment in Michigan. These six Senate bills… Read More

This FAQ addresses common questions related to the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), which took effect on January 1, 2024. Please reach out to Patrick Ellis or your Kuhn Rogers attorney with any questions, including whether or not your company requir… Read More

Kuhn Rogers’ Attorney David P. Glenn joined Maura A. Snabes, Esq. of Corporate Settlement Solutions’ for a recent webinar to discuss commercial construction successes and failures, and to provide tips on what to do and what to avoid from an attor… Read More

Undue influence is a legal claim that arises when someone exerts pressure on another person to make a decision that they would not have made otherwise. In Michigan, undue influence claims are often brought in the context of wills, trusts, and other e… Read More

Kuhn Rogers PLC recently advised Independent Bank with regard to an approximate $15 million loan to a development and construction firm in northwest Michigan. The transaction involved financing for the development and construction of an 84-unit apart… Read More

Kuhn Rogers PLC recently advised First National Bank of Michigan with regard to approximately $15 million in loans to a commercial real estate group in southwest Michigan. The transactions involved refinancing existing debt on real estate projects. K… Read More

Who owns the land under the water? Can I install a dock in front of my house? Where can I moor my boat? What can I do if my neighbor’s dock encroaches onto my property? These questions all refer to a landowner’s riparian rights. Etymologically, â… Read More