Do “As Is” and Integration Clauses in Purchase Agreements Prohibit Claims of Fraud?
For the first time in about a decade, the Michigan Court of Appeals issued a published opinion in a seller disclosure case, this time...
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Doerr and MacWilliams Make Super Lawyers' Tops List
Joe Doerr and Sara MacWilliams both appeared on a Super Lawyers’ Tops list: Top 100 Michigan Super Lawyers and Top 50 Women Michigan...
Hoops Fight ALS!
Joe is grateful to be part of the Michigan basketball family and proud to be a sponsor of a worthy cause – Hoops Fight ALS. Founded by a...
Good News for Owners of Short-Term Rentals!
The Michigan Court of Appeals held that "where a property otherwise qualifies for the Principal Residence Exception, the fact that a...
Joe Doerr is Published in the Michigan Bar Journal
Joe Doerr authored an article for the Michigan Bar Journal about drafting engagement agreements: https://www.michbar.org/journal/Details/...
Vote for Joe!
Joe believes the Oakland County Bar Association is the best bar association in Michigan and is running for a seat on the board of...
Choosing the Right Mediator for Your Business Dispute
Derek Howard and I wrote an article in the Oakland County Bar Association's LACHES about choosing the right mediator for your business...
Clients “Bet the Company” on Doerr (and Win)
“Bet-the-company” litigation refers to lawsuits that could end in a company being forced out of business. These cases are not like most...
Michigan Lawyers Weekly's Go To Lawyers
Michigan Lawyers Weekly honors leading lawyers in a particular field of law as nominated by their peers. Michigan’s Go To Lawyers...
Commercial Landlords and Tenants–Pause Before Filing a Damages Lawsuit in District Court
Landlord-tenant lawsuits a/k/a summary proceedings or eviction lawsuits have been around for over 150 years in Michigan and, for the most...
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