Have you determined whether your business website needs to be accessible to individuals with disabilities? If not, your business may be targeted with a claim that the website violates federal or state law. Web accessibility is the practice of designing and coding websites so that people with disabilities can use them. For example, a website can be made accessible to people who are blind or visually impaired by coding the website so that it is compatible with screen reader programs, which provide an audio readout of the site or convert it to braille.

On October 9, 2019, Jennifer Puplava was interviewed by Fox 17 regarding precautions small businesses should take to protect themselves from online hackers and phishing scams.

Recently, Liz Bransdorfer assumed the position of Chair of the Family Law Section of the State Bar of Michigan.

In a September 26 Wood TV article, Dan Broxup provides tips on how to protect yourself against brokers that do not follow the rules. Dan explained that you can find information on every registered broker representative in the country on the brokercheck database.

On September 10, 2019, Nikole Canute was interviewed by Women’s Lifestyle Magazine regarding overcoming fear and giving back.