American Association for Justice Honors Tiffany R. Ellis with F. Scott Baldwin Award
20 years of litigation
experience in Michigan
Ellis was awarded the F. Scott Baldwin Award presented to the “Most Outstanding Young Trial Lawyer” at the American Association for Justice’s 2018 annual convention. Tiffany R. Ellis was awarded the 2018 F. Scott Baldwin Award by the American Association for Justice at its annual convention in Denver, CO on July 8, 2018. Ellis is… Read More
If it is difficult to understand why a victim would wait 16 years to come forward about a sexual assault, psychologists have an explanation. As psychotherapist Gigi Colombini shares in WXYZ’s coverage of the case against Livonia soccer coach Jeff Bobo, a victim may wonder, “Am I doing something wrong?… It’s confusing because… Read More
Michigan primary voters gave overwhelming support to Proposal 1, a statewide ballot proposition that will end a long-standing Michigan personal property tax on business equipment and manufacturing machinery. Small businesses currently pay a Michigan personal property tax on industrial equipment, a practice that Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has called “dumb.” The passage of Proposal 1… Read More
Is requiring employees to speak English a fair condition of employment within privately owned American companies? The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission certainly does not think so. It filed a federal suit against Wisconsin Plastics Inc. for firing a group of Hmong and Hispanic workers in 2012, allegedly based on their inability to speak English, according to… Read More
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