News Summary The Michigan Supreme Court has ruled that Jacqueline Davis can continue her $3 million lawsuit against BetMGM over a disputed gambling win attributed to a software malfunction. Davis won nearly $3.3 million playing ‘Luck O’ The Roulette’, but her account was suspended due to a claimed technical error.
News Summary Doug Lloyd, the Eaton County Prosecutor, has declared his intention to run for Michigan Attorney General in the 2026 election. Having served since 2013, Lloyd aims to bring his conservative values and legal experience to the position, emphasizing law and justice over political motivations. He has a strong
News Summary In Farmington Hills, MI, insurance agents Rand Sre and Tobby Rae Jablonski have had their licenses suspended due to serious allegations of mismanagement and embezzlement of millions in escrow funds. The state’s Department of Insurance and Financial Services cited a history of incompetence and untrustworthiness, raising concerns about
News Summary Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is investigating Pure Tonic Marketing Ltd. and its site Ticket Squeeze.com for fraudulent ticket gouging at University of Michigan events. Complaints allege deceptive sales tactics and inflated prices misled concertgoers. The probe, prompted by the University Musical Society’s complaints, highlights the broader issue
News Summary The Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) is facing scrutiny from the state following an investigation into a $20 million grant awarded to a nonprofit. Allegations include misuse of funds by the recipient, leading to calls for enhanced accountability in government spending. The attorney general’s inquiry cites potential conflicts
News Summary A ruling on the trial of fifteen Michigan Republicans accused of election-related charges linked to their attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election is scheduled for September 2024. This group, including notable figures such as former state party co-chair, faces allegations of forgery and violating election laws by
News Summary Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has successfully blocked the sale and return of machine gun conversion devices (MCDs) in the state, in collaboration with 16 other state attorneys general. This legal victory comes as the Trump administration planned to distribute MCDs, which have been linked to a 1,400%
News Summary DTE Energy’s involvement in a $100,000 donation to a dark money non-profit aimed at undermining Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s Covid lockdown policies has been revealed. Court documents indicate a DTE employee facilitated the donation, contradicting DTE’s previous denials of political contributions. The donation was linked to Unlock Michigan’s
News Summary The state of Michigan has suspended the introduction of new residential construction and energy conservation codes following a legal challenge from housing trade groups. This decision delays regulations originally due to take effect on August 29, leading to ongoing debates about housing costs and building standards in the
News Summary TerrAscend Corp. will close its 20 dispensaries and four cultivation facilities in Michigan, leading to the layoff of 236 employees. The company’s decision, driven by market challenges and a significant operational evaluation, marks a 21% reduction in its workforce. As sales of recreational cannabis decline, TerrAscend plans to
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