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Robert M. Meisner, a practicing attorney for over 35 years, as well as an adjunct professor of Community Association Law at Cooley Law School, has been nationally recognized as one of the premier community association lawyers in Michigan with more than 25 years of experience teaching seminars and classes statewide and nationally, as well as writing prolifically in newspapers and magazines throughout Michigan. Appealing to a Higher Court
Posted on Aug 15, 2012 in Other - Current Events The purpose of the Michigan Court of Appeals is, of course, to review, and perhaps, overturn decisions of circuit judges that may not have been correct. As most lawyers know, not every judge is correct in his or her decision, and that is why we frequently find redress with the Michigan Court of Appeals.