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Michigan man’s 24th lawsuit threatens family business
By the end of 2009, unemployment in Michigan reached 15 percent. While neighboring businesses in Bay City lay off employees or close their doors, Richard Singer and his father are working hard to keep their small business afloat…
“Most of these cases settle before they ever make it to trial, so people that understand the system… will bring these cases over and over again in order to get something for nothing.”Richard & Dick Singer ·Acra Cast, Inc. · Bay City, MI
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