Michigan HB6268 modifies civil procedure rules for determining venue in legal actions.

Michigan HB6268 revises the criteria for determining venue in civil actions. It specifies that venue is proper in the county where a defendant resides, has a place of business, conducts business, or where a corporation has a registered office. If none of these conditions apply, venue can be in the county where the plaintiff resides, has a place of business, conducts business, or where a corporation has a registered office. If neither party meets these conditions, venue can be in a county meeting conditions under section 1627.

Michigan HB6268 modifies civil procedure rules for determining venue in legal actions.

Michigan HB6268 revises the criteria for determining venue in civil actions. It specifies that venue is proper in the county where a defendant resides, has a place of business, conducts business, or where a corporation has a registered office. If none of these conditions apply, venue can be in the county where the plaintiff resides, has a place of business, conducts business, or where a corporation has a registered office. If neither party meets these conditions, venue can be in a county meeting conditions under section 1627.