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The Battle for Hearts and Minds has Begun
It has been pointed out that avid Dyspathy.com reader and DUI lawyer, Daniel Hajji has posted his "grossly non-compliant and inappropriate" motion on the homepage of his law firm's website. This is the equivalent of a kindergartner taping has "finger painting" to mommy's refrigerator in a desperate search for approval.
As the battle heats up between Woodward's Friend and SuperMichiganLawyer, writers from across the region have begun to take notice. Bill Shea at Crain's Detroit and Aaron Foley of MLive.com have both weighed in. It will be interesting to see what tomorrow will bring.
As the battle heats up between Woodward's Friend and SuperMichiganLawyer, writers from across the region have begun to take notice. Bill Shea at Crain's Detroit and Aaron Foley of MLive.com have both weighed in. It will be interesting to see what tomorrow will bring.
Ambassador Bridge owner sues officials
Lawsuit claims U.S., Canada are stalling efforts to build 2nd span over Detroit River
Mark Hicks / The Detroit News
Detroit -- The owner of the Ambassador Bridge has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Coast Guard as well as Canadian and American government officials, saying they are stalling efforts to build a second span over the Detroit River.
According to the suit filed Monday in U.S. District Court by the Detroit International Bridge Co., owned by Manuel "Matty" Moroun, and the Canadian Transit Co., a proposed competing bridge plan, the Detroit River International Crossing, violates a long-standing law passed by U.S. and Canadian governments settling ownership and maintenance of the Ambassador Bridge.
That included "the right to construct a new span to replace an older span that requires substantial maintenance to extend its useful life," the suit read.
"We feel that the U.S. and Canadian governments are constrained from interfering with the operations of the Ambassador Bridge based on acts passed by Congress and the Canadian parliament," said Phil Frame, bridge company spokesman....
Mark Hicks / The Detroit News
Detroit -- The owner of the Ambassador Bridge has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Coast Guard as well as Canadian and American government officials, saying they are stalling efforts to build a second span over the Detroit River.
According to the suit filed Monday in U.S. District Court by the Detroit International Bridge Co., owned by Manuel "Matty" Moroun, and the Canadian Transit Co., a proposed competing bridge plan, the Detroit River International Crossing, violates a long-standing law passed by U.S. and Canadian governments settling ownership and maintenance of the Ambassador Bridge.
That included "the right to construct a new span to replace an older span that requires substantial maintenance to extend its useful life," the suit read.
"We feel that the U.S. and Canadian governments are constrained from interfering with the operations of the Ambassador Bridge based on acts passed by Congress and the Canadian parliament," said Phil Frame, bridge company spokesman....