Getting Help with Confusing or Improper Overpayment Assessments If you believe that the Unemployment Insurance Agency made a mistake such as accusing you of receiving benefits you
Kreps v. UIA Pleadings Status: Appeal Pending Kreps et al. v. MUIA et al. Second Amended Complaint Plaintiffs’ Motion for Partial Summary Judgment Plaintiffs’ Motion
Court of Claims Pleadings and Orders: Plaintiffs’ Motion for Preliminary Injunction Pleadings: Michigan Unemployment Agency Motion to Dismiss the Class Action Lawsuit Pleadings: Saunders Case
Improper Collections: Saunders et al. v. Michigan Unemployment Agency et al. Status: Class Action Settlement Approved and Final As of June 10, 2024, Class Notice
News Update: Promised Waivers fall short. According to recent reporting, the waiver program was much smaller than promised. Although waivers for 55,000 more claimants is
Attorney Angela Walker on COVID-19, advising employees, and the practice of law. This article was originally prepared for the Institute for Continuing Legal Education March
Responding to the Coronavirus Outbreak as legal professionals means constant monitoring so that we can provide clients and callers with the most up-to-date information and
Blanchard & Walker has obtained a far-reaching settlement with the state of Michigan regarding the past, present, and future handling of unemployment claims in Michigan. We
A Federal Court Order issued January 11 will halt income tax garnishments and other collection activity for unemployment “robo-fraud” victims until there is an individualized staff
The Michigan State House Oversight and Ethics Committee has passed HB 4982 H-6 that would end UIA robo-fraud accusations and other abuses of the Michigan State Unemployment
