Aaron Silvenis apppeared on the CheeTash Podcast, where he discussed music publishing, touring, record deals, branding, licensing and several other key considerations for emerging and established musicians alike. Links to the podcast feed are available here.
State Bar of Michigan announces 2023 election results
Two newly elected attorneys will join the Board of Commissioners and four incumbents also won re-election in the 2023 State Bar of Michigan elections.
The newly elected commissioners are:
OAKLAND COUNTY, Mich. – A 15-year-old boy is suing three players on an under 16 youth hockey team, their parents and the coach after he said he endured antisemitic bullying until he quit the team.
A national tournament is being held at the Troy Sports Center, which is not involved in the lawsuit. However, players and parents that are attending the event are being sued.
Among the teams playing in the tournament will be its host, the U-16 2006 Troy Sting. The complaint says one of the teammates posted a picture of themself saluting Adolph Hitler.
TRAVERSE CITY — In the spring of 2019, three people in two vehicles were involved in a car crash in Grand Traverse County.
By the end of the day on July 26, 2019, Timmie D. Collins had sued Vincent and Michael Nizzi, as well as Auto Owners Insurance Co., in 13th Circuit Court.
All the parties in the civil case retained council, motions were filed, subpoenas served, depositions taken and documents produced.
Then, as Deputy Court Administrator Trina Girardin explained, “COVID happened.”
GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- What was likely the state’s first court case to take place since the coronavirus pandemic shut down courtrooms statewide happened Tuesday in Grand Traverse County, but it looked a little different, starting with a change of scenery.
Jury selection happened not at the Grand Traverse County Courthouse, but instead, at a local high school.
No chambers, no bench, no jury box. Instead, lights, camera and a whole lot of space.
Aaron Silvenis, Esq. of boutique firm Cohen, Lerner, Rabinovitz, is based in Royal Oak, Michigan. The firm specializes in large commercial and intellectual property cases. Late last year, Aaron emailed us to say, “I have been using your apps since 2012 but did not truly have the opportunity to use it in such a high stakes, high pressure environment until recently. I can’t say enough about how effective it was.
Joshua A. Lerner is a trial attorney and partner with Cohen, Lerner, & Rabinovitz in Royal Oak.
A member of both the Michigan and Illinois state bars, Lerner has tried over 40 civil actions. His practice includes representation of plaintiffs and defendants in significant cases in both state and federal court. He specializes in business, commercial, construction, and personal injury litigation.
In some industries, a company’s intellectual property is the most valuable part of the business. Protecting your firm’s intangible assets can be challenging. You need an intellectual property lawyer who will go to court to defend your ownership rights.
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A personal injury accident can happen to anyone. When another person’s negligence causes you serious harm, you need a skilled personal injury attorney to litigate on your behalf.
Personal injury litigation takes many forms, but they all come down to the same basic premise: you were hurt because of someone else’s actions or negligence. At Cohen | Lerner | Rabinovitz, our skilled personal injury attorneys handle a wide variety of personal injury cases. We know how to stand up to the strong-arm tactics of insurance companies to make certain your needs are met.