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Yatooma v. Yatooma et al
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December 22, 2025
Brothers In Cannabis Venture Seek Early Win In Email Dustup
An attorney and his brother embroiled in a "messy" dispute over a soured cannabis venture are both seeking an early win on the attorney's claims that his privacy was violated when his work emails were handed to his brother.
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November 15, 2024
Atty-Brother Feud Belongs In State Court, Mich. Judge Finds
A Michigan federal judge won't weigh in on a spat between an attorney and his former cannabis business partner brother, who is accused of shorting him $18 million as part of a buyout agreement, saying the dispute should stay in state court.
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October 21, 2024
Atty's Brother Says Sibling Feud Is Harassment Campaign
A Michigan attorney's brother and former business partner has accused the attorney of filing baseless lawsuits and harassing his employees in an attempt to squeeze money out of him, as the businessman countered a motion to block him from attending depositions.
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August 27, 2024
Mich. Atty Says Brother's Email Hack Harming Clients, Firm
A Michigan attorney has accused his brother of improperly accessing his law firm's email accounts and confidential discussions with clients, forcing the attorney to step down as name partner of his firm, allegedly after the brothers' joint cannabis venture failed.