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Client-Focused Business Law Firm in Plymouth, Michigan

Aldrich Legal Services offers comprehensive business legal services for companies in a wide range of industries. We help you successfully navigate complex issues such as business formation, transactions, litigation, and contract disputes, ensuring your company thrives in today’s competitive market.

Our knowledgeable and experienced attorneys work diligently to protect your interests and secure your future. Trust Aldrich Legal Services to be your strategic partner, turning legal complexities into opportunities for growth. Discover the difference our dedicated legal experts can make for your business today. Call (734) 404-3000 to get a free case assessment from a business law attorney in Metro Detroit, Michigan.

Business Law Cases We Handle

Business Formation

Secure your venture’s future with our expert legal guidance in structuring and establishing your business model.

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Business Transactions

Safeguard your company’s interests and propel your growth through our meticulous handling of critical business transactions.

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Business Litigation

Manage complex legal disputes and compliance issues with strategic representation from the Aldrich legal team.

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Contract Disputes

Protect your business from costly disputes with our proven solutions for resolving contract issues and negotiations.

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LITIGATION 8: Michigan law is clear that a trial court has the authority to grant a properly supported motion for summary disposition under MCR 2.116(C)(10) when the nonmoving party fails to file a timely response.

The Differences Between Void and Voidable Contracts You Need to Know
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The Differences Between Void and Voidable Contracts You Need to Know

CONTRACTS 13: A party who first breaches a contract cannot maintain an action against the other party for his subsequent breach.
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CONTRACTS 13: A party who first breaches a contract cannot maintain an action against the other party for his subsequent breach.

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Unjust enrichment claim requires showing that defendant directly benefited from plaintiff

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