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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (Legal Newsline) - The Michigan Immigrant Rights Center intake operator told a caller identifying as an illegal immigrant that it's "not that big of a deal" if they've previously lied about their identity and status when seeking legal damages from an employer.

The staffing firm said it intends to appeal the decision that they said would further a "fishing expedition" from the U.S. Labor Department. The government confirmed it intends to not limit the investigation to potential "child labor," but could seek to nail the company and its clients under wage and hour rules, too

Residents complaining about foul odors from a sugar beet processor in Bay City have a lost a key decision at the Michigan Court of Appeals. Michigan

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Michigan Sugar, which turns beets into sugar, is accused of depriving people from enjoying their property because of odors.

Michigan Sugar, which turns beets into sugar, is accused of depriving people from enjoying their property because of odors.

BAY CITY, Mich. (AP) — Residents complaining about foul odors from a sugar beet...

“The alleged noxious odors in this case amount to a transitory condition and the Morleys have not alleged that the condition has physically damaged their

Residents complaining about foul odors from a sugar beet processor in Bay City have lost a key decision at the Michigan Court of Appeals.