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Macomb County restaurants group sues state for revenue lost in pandemic

Macomb County restaurants group sues state for revenue lost in pandemic At issue: taking away property without compensation Group seeking undisclosed amount in damages Frankin Title Agency via Instagram Little Camille s by the Bay in New Baltimore has lost about $600,000 in revenue during the pandemic, according to owner Mark Miller. A Macomb County group of restaurant industry businesses is suing the state for revenue lost during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Macomb County Restaurant, Bar, and Banquet Association on Feb. 18 filed a complaint in Macomb County Circuit Court against Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Michigan Liquor Control Commission Chair Patrick Gagliardi and Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Director Elizabeth Hertel seeking a jury trial for monetary compensation of potential lost profits.

Suspect in hate crime case set for May trial

Suspect in ‘hate crime’ case set for May trial Michael John Frederick Jr. Advertisement WARREN A Warren man accused of targeting a Black family in a series of alleged hate crimes last fall will head to trial on May 26. The date has been set before Judge Diane Druzinski in Macomb County Circuit Court, where Michael John Frederick Jr., 24, faces ethnic intimidation, felony malicious destruction of property and weapons charges related to three incidents over a four-night span in September. Frederick is accused of shooting at vehicles parked at the home of Eddie and Candace Hall in a neighborhood near 11 Mile and Hoover roads on Sept. 7. The family is Black and had a “Black Lives Matter” sign in their front window. Two days later, he allegedly threw a brick through their window, slashed tires and left graffiti, including a swastika and the words “Black Lives Matter” and “Not Welcome” on their vehicles. Police alleged he returned on Sept. 10 and fired a shot through

Empty Restaurants Don t Pay The Bills

Michigan’s restaurant owners are nearing the end of their rope. The current COVID-19 virus restrictions imposed by the Governor are killing them off across the state. They are now closing at a rate of nearly 9 every single day. So far the state legislature has been powerless to do much about it. And lawsuits have similarly had little impact. More than 4 dozen restaurants and bars in the Detroit area are going after Governor Gretchen Whitmer and the new director of the state Health and Human Services Department for literally taking their businesses away from them. The Macomb County restaurants and bars claim the state government is literally taking their businesses away from them by closing them or restricting how they can do business.  It’s an argument similar to what Michigan bowling alleys recently advanced in their fight against the state. They are invoking the “takings clause” based on the Constitution’s Fifth Amendment. It is generally interpreted to say that if the

Macomb County restaurants band together to sue Michigan over COVID-19 restrictions

Macomb County restaurants band together to sue Michigan over COVID-19 restrictions
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Macomb County businesses sue state officials for damages over closures

Macomb County businesses sue state officials for damages over closures
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