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The Michigan lawyers and litigation attorneys of Pear, Sperling, Eggan & Daniels have provided a full range of legal services to businesses and individuals for over 50 years.

Expertise

We are lawyers who have been judicial law clerks, prosecutors, federal, city & township attorneys, judges-and just plain hard working.

Some of us have been practicing law for as many as fifty years and some for as few as two. We represent major multinationals, the small one-person entrepreneur, individuals, families and everything in between. We hail from Michigan, but we are fortunate to have clients across the globe.

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We work for you.

Since we opened our doors in 1948, we have been deeply involved in the communities we serve. We love what we do and it shows.

Clients say that we're responsive, creative and cost-effective. Whether your needs are corporate or personal, we can help.

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News, Events & Articles: Lex Dixit*
*from the Latin, “the law speaks”
(Includes seminar materials and PowerPoint presentations)

Francyne Stacey's contributions to the American Red Cross as a member of its Board of Directors were profiled recently in the May 26, 2010 edition of the Detroit Legal News. Read more here.

In a recent article posted on LegalNews.com and in the Oakland County and Washtenaw County Legal Newspapers, Betina Schlossberg celebrates her involvement with the Dante Alighieri Society as a result of her fascination with languages and communication. Attorney Schlossberg draws on her multilingual and global background to specialize in immigration law and assist international clients in other areas of the law.

Haiti nationals who have been physically present in the United States since January 12, 2010 may apply for TPS (Temporary Protected Status) within 180 days from January 21, 2010, and may also apply for employment authorization and travel documents.

The Michigan Medical Marihuana Program provides certain protections under state law, but does not prohibit the federal government from  taking action under the federal Controlled Substances Act.  See article in Articles & Resources for details.

On January 29, 2010, the IRS announced that Michigan paper income tax return filers will now send their returns to California.  See article for details.

ID Theft Prevention
Theft used to be easy to spot. You had something tangible and then it vanished. You knew it was stolen because it had been right there, and now it was gone. Theft used to be easy to quantify. Things had a value you could look up. You could insure against their destruction or theft. So much for the easy days. Learn more...

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