Just witnessed this lawyer justifying turning power off on a vision impaired individual. He thinks he's above the law and his clients don't have to follow Michigan disconnect laws. The only thing that should be in escrow is his bar license. Don't...
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Just witnessed this lawyer justifying turning power off on a vision impaired individual. He thinks he's above the law and his clients don't have to follow Michigan disconnect laws. The only thing that should be in escrow is his bar license. Don't waste time or money on him. If you are going opposite of him... he's so technically inept that he might just miss your hearing too! Once his lip quivers, you know that you're winning!
Let me help you Mr. Drukis... it is illegal for landlords to shutoff ANY utilities to tenants behind on rent. The person that you are representing may now have to prove that the wiring is up to code (now that it a central part of a legal dispute). They may also have to provide who shut the power off and show that they were certified in the state of Michigan to be conducting live activities in a dwelling that was inhabited at the time. If... someone was to send a letter to the court for further consideration. That would be true justice.