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Part 2: Heavy Metals Found in Baby Formulas and Baby Cereals

Following the February 4, 2021 Report from the U.S. House of Representative’s Staff Committee, it’s been widely reported that virtually all of the baby foods tested contain dangerously high levels of at least four toxic metals (see Mick Grewal’s previous blog on the topic for…

By Kelly McClintock

/ 25 Feb 2021

Part 2: Heavy Metals Found in Baby Formulas and Baby Cereals

Ice Dams and Icicles Can be a Dangerous Result of Winter Warm-Up

If you don’t like the weather in Michigan, wait five minutes. So goes the saying about our climate here, which can change rapidly due to the influence of the Great Lakes, among other factors. After a few weeks of steady and at times heavy snowfall,…

By Nolan Erickson

/ 25 Feb 2021

Ice Dams and Icicles Can be a Dangerous Result of Winter Warm-Up

Sexual Abuse of Children at Camp is an Epidemic

Sexual assault attorney Mick Grewal discusses how predators can thrive at summer camps – and what steps parents can take to keep their children safe. Sexual abuse by camp counselors is a national epidemic, according to various organizations, including Crime Stoppers. Every year, nearly 10…

By Mick S. Grewal Sr

/ 24 Feb 2021

Sexual Abuse of Children at Camp is an Epidemic

Court Won’t Revive Claim for Towel Left in Patient for 17 years

Michigan law prevents patient from pursuing clear case of medical malpractice after he discovered the mass in his abdomen was actually a surgical towel inadvertently left behind from a surgery 17 years earlier. According to the Michigan Court of Appeals unpublished opinion Lloyd Gatz v…

By Leon M. Walsh, Jr.

/ 23 Feb 2021

Court Won’t Revive Claim for Towel Left in Patient for 17 years

Michigan Court Rules that While on Probation Medical Marijuana Users Cannot Be Punished

In a monumental change of course, the Michigan Court of Appeals issued a landmark published opinion on February 11, 2021 with its decision in People v Thue. The case concerned whether Mr. Thue, a medical marijuana patient, could have his probation revoked for using medical…

By Grewal Law

/ 18 Feb 2021

Michigan Court Rules that While on Probation Medical Marijuana Users Cannot Be Punished

What is Going on with My Stimulus Check?

With many federal benefits and protections set to expire next month, some may be wondering, what’s going on with President Biden’s stimulus relief package he promised? One of the most critical benefits, federal unemployment assistance, which provides $300 in weekly payments to about 11.4 million…

By Kelly McClintock

/ 17 Feb 2021

What is Going on with My Stimulus Check?

Your Employer Can Require You to Receive the COVID-19 Vaccination – With Exemptions

COVID-19 vaccinations are being administered to Americans nationwide. While many are saving their place in line to receive the vaccinations, others are wondering if their employer can mandate their employees receive the vaccine. The short answer is yes. However, there are some exemptions. To guide…

By Tim Seeger

/ 10 Feb 2021

Your Employer Can Require You to Receive the COVID-19 Vaccination – With Exemptions

When Doctors Wrongfully Commit Patients – Against Their Will

Michigan law limits the circumstances in which an adult or a child may be involuntarily committed. In order for a person to be involuntarily hospitalized, they must meet the Michigan Mental Health Code definition of a “person requiring treatment.” A person may be seriously mentally ill – and still

By Scott Weidenfeller

/ 10 Feb 2021

When Doctors Wrongfully Commit Patients – Against Their Will

High Levels of Toxic Metals Found in Top Baby Food Brands – Including Organic Food

Heavy metals in baby foods can cause cognitive and behavioral problems in babies and toddlers – including a decreased IQ. A congressional investigation into baby food – including organic food – found that top baby food producers knowingly sold baby food with toxic levels of…

By Mick S. Grewal Sr

/ 10 Feb 2021

High Levels of Toxic Metals Found in Top Baby Food Brands – Including Organic Food

Grewal Law Attorneys John Fraser and Cheyenne Benyi Secure Court Victory on Behalf of Iosco County Prosecutor’s Office in Funding Dispute

On December 18, 2020, Grewal Law attorneys filed a lawsuit on behalf of the Iosco County Prosecutor James Bacarella against Iosco County and its Board of Commissioners in response to a series of actions and funding cuts by the Board that would have dramatically reduced…

By Grewal Law

/ 8 Feb 2021

Grewal Law Attorneys John Fraser and Cheyenne Benyi Secure Court Victory on Behalf of Iosco County Prosecutor’s Office in Funding Dispute

Tesla Will Recall 134,000 Vehicles for Touchscreen Issues

Tesla, the high-end electric vehicle maker, has announced it will recall more than 134,000 sedans and SUVs due to problems with the touchscreens. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration had requested the recall in January, although Tesla initially resisted the action. The recall stems fr

By Nolan Erickson

/ 3 Feb 2021

Tesla Will Recall 134,000 Vehicles for Touchscreen Issues

I Need to File for Divorce, but I’m Scared.

Every divorce comes with its own challenges, but there is always more on the line when the mere thought of filing for divorce leaves you fearing for your safety or the safety of your children. In some cases, your spouse might suffer from severe anger…

By Daniel Barnett

/ 1 Feb 2021

I Need to File for Divorce, but I’m Scared.