Legal commentary, case coverage, and public-facing updates that reflect Flood Law’s role in high-stakes litigation, institutional accountability, and important legal developments affecting Detroit and beyond.
September 10, 2026 - Todd Flood on WJR, 16 former hockey players are suing University of Michigan alleging sexual abuse and hazing.
Septeber 9, 2026 - Todd Flood joined FOX 2 Detroit to unpack the due process and bodily integrity arguments at the heart of the case, and why he believes the courts got it wrong.
Watch VideoSeptember 8, 2026 - Lucie Ptasznik, owner of High Vibe Trail Rides, is now focused on rebuilding her business in Milford. On September 2, 36 of her horses were returned, three weeks after Oakland County Animal Control seized them following a bogus complaint of neglect
Watch VideoSeptember 4, 2026 - Todd Flood on WJR gives his analysis on the Lindsay Clancy Mistrial verdict.
September 2, 2026 - Lucie Ptasznik reclaimed her horses after Oakland County did not file charges, but one horse died while in custody.
Read ArticleAugust 31, 2026 - Todd Flood weighs in on FOX 2 as jurors deliberate in Lindsay Clancy murder trial
Watch VideoAugust 29, 2026 - Flood Law attorney Todd Flood is representing former Hamtramck officials in legal disputes stemming from lawsuits that have exposed the city to millions of dollars in potential liability.
Read ArticleAugust 27, 2026 - Todd Flood provides legal insight amid John Skelton preliminary hearing.
Watch VideoAugust 26, 2026 - Flood Law has filed a motion demanding Oakland County Animal Control return more than 30 horses seized from their client, High Vibe Trail Rides in Milford.
Watch VideoAugust 26, 2026 - Flood Law attorney Michael D. Weaver is representing a Lake Orion family in a lawsuit against Lake Orion Community Schools alleging the district failed to properly train transportation staff and accommodate a 12-year-old student with autism.
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