
Jason T. Hanselman
Member
Expertise
- Gaming & Indian Law
- Administrative Law & Regulation
- Education
- Energy Regulatory
Dykema
Michigan, U.S.A.
WSG Leadership
ABA GroupNew Michigan Amendments Allow Public Bodies to Continue Remote Meetings
Dykema, January 2021
With the ability of public bodies to meet remotely under “any circumstances” set to expire on December 31, 2020, the Michigan Legislature recently amended the Open Meetings Act to extend any reason remote meetings through March 31, 2021. These amendments also now mandate certain safety protocols for in-person meetings held before April 1, 2021...
Michigan Employers Must Now Demonstrate Infeasibility of Working from Home
Dykema, November 2020
On November 15, 2020, Michigan’s Department of Health and Human Services (“DHHS”) issued a new Gatherings and Face Mask Order that further limits in-person gatherings and employer operations, but does not meaningfully change requirements for most businesses. With limited exceptions, this Order prohibits all indoor gatherings at “non-residential venues” of “two or more persons from more than one household… in a shared space...
Michigan Increasing Enforcement of Emergency COVID-19 Rules to Ensure In-Person Work Happening Only When Strictly Required
Dykema, November 2020
Governor Whitmer announced last week that MIOSHA is increasing enforcement of its October 14 Emergency COVID-19 Rules, with a focus on promoting more remote work for offices...
Additional Articles
- 2007 - Ingham County Bar Association BRIEFS "Drawing Lines: Effect of Recent, Upcoming Elections on Redistricting"
- 2007 - Ingham County Bar Association BRIEFS "Privatizing Michigan''s lottery: Playing with numbers and Michigan''s financial future"
- 2007 - Ingham County Bar Association BRIEFS "Civic Resurgence: Record Turnout Takes Country and State in New Directions"
- 2006 - Ingham County Bar Association BRIEFS "2006 Ballot Proposals: A matter of life, death...for the doves"
- 2006 - Michigan Business Law Journal "Shuffle Up and Deal: A Primer on Charitable Gaming in Michigan"
- 2005 - Ingham County Bar Association BRIEFS "Politics as Usual: Don't Litigate - Legislate"
- ICLE's Michigan Business Formbook, Nonprofit Entities, Second Edition
- "Why Does A Contractor Need A Gaming License?", Construction Association of Michigan
- Gaming Lawyers Website "http://www.gaminglawyers.net"
- "Michigan Voucher Proposal and the Future of School Choice", with Richard D. McLellan and Sandra M. Cotter, presented by Richard D. McLellan on May 3, 2001 to the National Center for the Study of Privatization in Education, Teachers College, Columbia University
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