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Keef looks to roll into Michigan
Cannabis-infused beverage company has offered medicinal products in state since August.
The legalization of recreational marijuana in Michigan has been a long time coming for Keef Brands, a Colorado-based cannabis beverage company.
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616 Lofts files for bankruptcy
A local developer has filed for bankruptcy.
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Law firm hires attorney
There's a new attorney at a local law firm.
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Michigan Supreme Court names chief justice
LANSING — The Michigan Supreme Court has selected its new chief justice.
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Two-year legal battle ends for shuttered IT company
Muskegon County ordered to pay $228K in damages after peremptory ending of contract.
After a two-year legal battle, a Lansing circuit court judge cleared the name of Ryan Leestma and his IT consulting business, Information Systems Intelligence LLC, finding Muskegon County liable for breaching its contractual obligations.
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Tax season arrives with some changes
C corporations, S corporations will see decrease in flat rate tax percentage.
Tax season is fast approaching, and that means another year for businesses to learn about tax changes, especially now when some of the new provisions in the federal tax overhaul that was signed into law in 2017 will take effect.
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Law firm elects leadership
A local law firm has named a new group of leaders.
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County says indigent defense rules are too costly
PONTIAC — Some county officials in Michigan say new state rules designed to give financially limited defendants effective legal representation in court cases are costing too much money to implement.
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Department of Corrections and auditors dispute prison closures
LANSING — The Michigan Department of Corrections is failing to adequately document how it determines which prisons are selected for closure, according to a recent audit report.
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Code violations close music venue
A local music venue is closed.
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