DBusiness Magazine

Prominent Detroit trial attorney Lawrence Charfoos filed a lawsuit this past Friday that seeks a “permanent injunctive order against Defendants David Christensen, J. Douglas Peters, and Charfoos & Christensen P.C. directing them to stop using the name Charfoos in the law firm name of Charfoos & Christensen, P.C.”

Brighton Hospital, the second-oldest alcohol and drug treatment provider in North America, has signed a letter of intent to begin a long-term management contract with a Saudi Arabian company to build a 291,000 square-foot, 250 bed addiction treatment facility in Riyadh, to serve the entire Islamic Mideast.

Business Leaders for Michigan today announced it has hired Matthew Clayson, formerly of ePrize, as Director of its Detroit Creative Corridor Center.

Northwood University will honor seven automobile dealers from across the United States, The Netherlands and Germany with its annual Dealer Education Awards.

Engineers at United Space Alliance (USA) and Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) are sharing their animation software experiences to create virtual reality simulations that benefit both astronauts and drivers.

The Michigan Theater will become an official venue of the 2010 Sundance Film Festival as part of a groundbreaking initiative called Sundance Film Festival U.S.A.

Setting a new world record, 65-year-old Lexington, Michigan parachutist Bernie Williams, completed the first successful flight and landing of a motorcycle in Chesaning Michigan on November 28, 2009.

The Dearborn Inn, A Marriott Hotel has just revealed their newly completed Dearborn meeting and event space renovations.

Amherst Partners, LLC, a regional financial advisory firm specializing in investment banking and turnaround and restructuring, today announced it achieved record revenue in 2009, and is positioned for continued growth in 2010.

The GMC Granite Concept and the Audi A8 were awarded top honors at the 2010 EyesOn Design Awards at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS).