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.
October 2, 2026 - The lawsuit, filed Wednesday by attorneys with Flood Law, comes about a month after Oakland County returned 37 surviving horses taken during an August animal welfare investigation
Read ArticleSeptember 26, 2026 - Attorney Todd Flood, who represents the Jenuwine family, alleges that two officers saw Jenuwine and observed that he did not have a gun.
Read ArticleSeptember 24, 2026 - Flood Law represents a 14-year-old Interlochen student in a newly filed federal lawsuit alleging sexual misconduct and retaliation after she reported the alleged incidents to school administrators.
Read ArticleSeptember 10, 2026 - Flood Law attorney Maura Battersby represents a Michigan inmate in a federal lawsuit alleging his prison ID photo was digitally altered to depict racist stereotypes and publicly displayed by correctional officers.
Read ArticleSeptember 2, 2026 - Lucie Ptasznik reclaimed her horses after Oakland County did not file charges, but one horse died while in custody.
Read ArticleAugust 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 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.
Read ArticleAugust 25, 2026 - Attorney Todd Flood discusses the president's executive order about mail-in ballots after the Supreme Court allows his administration to move forward with it.
Read ArticleAugust 21, 2026 - Todd Flood is representing High Vibe Trail Rides LLC in its effort to have 37 horses seized by Oakland County Animal Control returned, arguing the forfeiture is based on false and unsupported allegations.
Read ArticleAugust 17, 2026 - Todd Flood and Flood Law represent a Native American man in a civil rights lawsuit against the Michigan Department of Corrections, alleging racial harassment and discriminatory treatment while he was incarcerated at Newberry Correctional Facility.
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