Michigan courts

Minimum wage workers in Michigan are in line for a pay raise next year under a state Supreme Court decision today. A divided court struck down a legislative maneuver under Republican control to slow down minimum wage hikes.

Daniel Callahan was arrested in 2023 for threats he made in a pleading he filed with the Michigan Court of Appeals

Charges against an election worker who allegedly copied voter names were dismissed in April

The Michigan Supreme Court has agreed to consider a case where the state Department of Health and Human Services wants to take temporary custody of a troubled child.

The state Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments in a case regarding Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel’s desire to investigate alleged insulin price gouging.

Active-duty service members and their spouses in Michigan will no longer have to serve jury duty under a new bill signed this month

One group of the defendants charged with falsely presenting themselves as Michigan’s electoral college members appeared in Lansing court today.

The Michigan Court of Claims has refused throw out a lawsuit that seeks to keep Donald Trump off the Michigan presidential ballot.

Michigan courts are building out the network of centers to provide legal help for people who can’t afford an attorney in civil cases. Many are located in courts or libraries.

The Michigan Supreme Court opened its 2024 session today (WED) with its first oral arguments.