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Michigan has some of the most complex liquor laws in the nation. The business attorneys at Fahey Schultz Burzych Rhodes PLC, however, have extensive experience navigating the complexity of Michigan liquor license acquisitions and transfers. Our attorneys obtained liquor licenses for our clients in countless counties and for establishments of all sizes. Notably, we represent:
We have extensive experience in the Michigan Liquor Control Code and the procedures for obtaining or transferring a liquor license in Michigan. In addition to acquiring licenses, we also:
Our firm has developed a strong relationship with the Michigan Liquor Control Commission staff and commissioners as we work with them daily. Our lawyers also formed connections with local government units throughout the state of Michigan that assist our clients in gaining the local approval needed to successfully transfer a liquor license.
The regulations of the Michigan Liquor Control Code are strictly enforced. The repercussions of making a mistake could mean that your business is shut down. When the consequences are dire, leave your case to us. Fahey Schultz Burzych Rhodes PLC has successfully represented countless Michigan licensees in Liquor Control Act violations. What sets our law firm apart from other firms is our strong relationships with many Assistant Attorney Generals who assist us in negotiating favorable settlements for our clients. If the case is headed for trial, our experienced litigators ensure that our clients are left in good hands. Our firm will act quickly to defend not only your license but also your livelihood.
Our firm has experience in all types of Michigan Liquor License Violation cases, including:
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