Published by the Jackson County Legal News: Brad Brelinski, an attorney with Curtis & Curtis, P.C. in Jackson, was recently confirmed to a term on the Jackson County Brownfield Redevelopment Authority (JCBRA) Board by the Jackson County Board of… Read More

Phil Curtis was featured in a recent edition of the Chamber News, published by the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. Phil authored an article about entrepreneurship, based on his experience as a business law attorney for 40+ years, and as a busines… Read More

Warm wishes for a joyous holiday season and a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year! In celebration of the holidays, and to show our appreciation for our clients, colleagues, business associates, friends and the community, we are sending financial c… Read More

Do you and your family have appropriate estate plans? A will or revocable living trust are the cornerstones on which family members and loved ones build financial security after your death. Additionally, Durable Powers of Attorney and Patient Advocat… Read More

If you, or you and your spouse, unexpectedly died, would your surviving family members know enough about the nature of your business and financial dealings and the location of the associated documentation to properly take care of your affairs? If, fo… Read More

The U.S. Department of Transportation banned use of hand-held cell phones by truck and bus drivers. Here is the press release issued by the department: U.S. Transportation Secretary LaHood Announces Final Rule That Bans Hand-Held Cell Phone Use by Dr… Read More

The Internal Revenue Service recently announced the new dollar limits on benefits and compensation for defined contribution retirement plans, including 401(k) plans. The new limits will be effective for individuals as of January 1, 2012 and for all p… Read More

The Michigan legislators have amended the expungement law to enable more individuals with petty crimes committed at a young age to be eligible to set aside a criminal conviction. Before the amendment, very few individuals qualified to petition the co… Read More