Clark Hill attorney Daniel Minkus featured in Chicago Sun Times

Clark Hill attorney Daniel Minkus was recently featured in the Chicago Sun Times article, “Has coronavirus made you push back a wedding, cancel a trip? What consumers need to know.” The article discusses real-life circumstances in which consumers are being forced to cancel and/or postpone events in the wake of COVID-19 and, consequently, putting them in precarious financial situations.

“In some instances, such as with nonrefundable hotel rooms bought through a discount site, the consumer could end up having to eat the loss, says Michigan attorney Daniel H. Minkus, an expert on business and real estate law. That’s because it’s still possible to go to the hotel and use the room — as long as the hotel remains open. People chose to bear the risk when they clicked on the ‘no-refunds’ purchase, Minkus says: ‘In all likelihood, the consumer is going to get stuck.’”

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Minkus is the Member-in-Charge of Clark Hill’s Birmingham office. He is also a Member in the firm’s Corporate practice group, where he concentrates in the areas of business and real estate, advising and counseling clients with respect to a wide range of matters. Daniel counsels clients with respect to a wide array of business matters, ranging from internal corporate and company maintenance and decision-making practices to the many issues relating to a company's activities with its lenders, suppliers, customers/clients, employees, and governmental authorities. He is also well versed in addressing issues dealing with topics such as distributorships, licensing, management, and employment, as well as numerous other issues facing businesses in today's economy.