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.
May 19, 2026 - Howard is one of at least two women who died at the prison in a four-day period this month, prompting Flood Law to investigate the deaths as part of its ongoing civil rights litigation involving Women’s Huron Valley.
Read ArticleApril 30, 2026 ~ The interview highlights David Champine’s path to becoming an attorney and his commitment to advocating for survivors with empathy, while emphasizing rehabilitation and positive cultural change in the legal field.
Read ArticleApril 28, 2026 ~ On March 23, Flood Law of Detroit, in partnership with Lipton Law of Southgate, filed a lawsuit on behalf of a minor female from Monroe County and her father.
Read ArticleApril 25, 2026 - The Wolverine Bar Association held their 64th Annual Barristers’ Ball on April 25 at the Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center in downtown Detroit.
Read ArticleApril 1, 2026 - A lawsuit filed earlier this month alleges a Washtenaw County, Michigan, teen was "violently assaulted" by a garbage truck driver after the teen's mother tried to drive past the vehicle, leaving the girl with a concussion.
Read ArticleMarch 27, 2026 ~ A new lawsuit accuses the Royal Park Hotel in Rochester, Michigan, of not doing enough after a woman reported assault inside a hotel elevator in 2025.
Read ArticleMarch 27, 2026 ~ Flood Law responds to a counterclaim that has been filed in the lawsuit against Boy Scout troop leader John Steven Sorovetz, 64, of Newport.
Read ArticleMarch 17, 2026 ~ With the murder case against Dale Warner resolved pending a likely appeal, a hearing is scheduled later this month to determine the next step in a wrongful-death lawsuit his wife’s relatives filed last year.
Read ArticleMarch 12, 2026 - In the United States, fields such as Aircraft piloting, Agriculture, Architecture, Construction, Finance, and Information technology, are still male-dominated industries.
Read ArticleFebruary 24, 2026 ~ Reports of hazardous mold growth, drug smuggling and retaliation within Michigan’s only prison for women led to a hearing before the House Oversight Committee Tuesday morning.
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