Dubin Law, PLLC

04/23/2026

Did your basement or home flood in Saginaw Township on April 14–15, 2026?

If so, please take a moment to complete the form at the link below.

Our office created this page to help flood victims request the written notice-of-claim form and next-step information. If you may have a claim, acting promptly may be important.

✅ Quick online form
✅ Link to the generic notice-of-claim form
✅ Information about next steps

Click here to get started: https://www.dubinlawpllc.com/class-action/saginaw-township-flooding-april-2026/

If you know someone in Saginaw Township who flooded during the April 14–15 event, please share this post with them.

Submitting the form does not create an attorney-client relationship, and the website form itself does not satisfy any legal notice requirement.

11/13/2025

Midland, Saginaw, and Gladwin families didn’t choose this fight—state regulators put it on their doorstep.

Five years later, people are still rebuilding, still paying, and still demanding the accountability they deserve.

And we’re right there with them.

WDIV Local 4 and Karen Drew are bringing the story back to the public:
▶️ Tonight – 5:30 PM
▶️ Friday – 9:00 PM

To the families affected: you’ve waited long enough.
Dubin Law PLLC isn’t letting up.
Not now. Not ever.

11/13/2025

Every family affected by the Edenville Dam failure knows exactly what five years of silence feels like.
Five years of bills.
Five years of repairs.
Five years of the State dodging accountability.

If you want to understand what this community has lived through, watch WDIV feature with Karen Drew:
Tonight 5:30 PM
Friday 9:00 PM

To the families affected: you’ve waited long enough.
Dubin Law PLLC isn’t letting up.
Not now. Not ever.

08/18/2025

For victims of the Edenville Dam collapse, recovery has been slow and painful. The State has offered no compensation in five years.
I spoke to Newsweek about their ongoing fight for justice:

Five years after the Edenville Dam swallowed their homes, residents are still waiting for compensation from the state, which they blame for the tragedy.

07/22/2025

For too long, residents of Adrian, Michigan have endured relentless, rotten-egg odors from Veos, Inc.'s egg-processing facility—making it hard to enjoy their homes, yards, and neighborhoods.

Dubin Law has filed a federal class action lawsuit to hold Veos accountable for the nuisance caused by these noxious emissions. Our goal is simple: justice and relief for the people of Adrian.

If you live near the Veos facility and have been affected by these odors, we encourage you to reach out. Your voice matters—and together, we can make it heard.

📰 MLive recently covered the story and the long-overdue fight for clean air:

👉 Read the article here

A plant that makes powdered eggs for pet food faces a new class action lawsuit and more state environmental violations over a smell residents compare to that of a dead animal.

05/20/2025

Five years ago, the Edenville Dam collapsed, forcing thousands to flee their homes. But here’s what most people don’t know:

📍 Months before the collapse, the State of Michigan sued the dam owner—not for safety violations, but for killing freshwater mussels.

Boyce Hydro had lowered Wixom Lake in winter to relieve pressure on a failing dam. The State responded by suing for mussel deaths and seeking a court order to stop future drawdowns—despite knowing the dam was unsafe and couldn't pass a major flood.

Then the dam failed. Neighborhoods were destroyed. Families were displaced. And what was the Michigan DNR doing?

🐚 They were organizing a mussel rescue.

While flood victims picked through the wreckage of their homes, DNR staff focused on saving stranded mussels.

Mussels over people. Before the failure. During the failure. After the failure.

04/03/2025

🚨 Sewage in Your Basement After the April 2–3 Storm? 🚨

If your basement looked anything like this after the recent flood, you may be entitled to compensation — but time is running out.

Under Michigan law, you have just 45 days from when you discovered the flood damage to file a written notice of claim with all responsible government agencies. That means acting now is critical.

Our law firm is helping homeowners across Michigan who suffered basement flooding and sewage backups during the April 2–3, 2025 storm.

We’re investigating whether local governments or agencies may be responsible — and if so, we’ll help you file the necessary claims to protect your rights.

Click the link to learn more.

Don’t wait. If you miss the deadline, you may lose your right to recover anything.

👉 https://bit.ly/April2025Flood

08/02/2024

Did your basement suffer flood damage or sewer backup on August 2, 2024? You're not alone. Dubin Law stands with you during these challenging times, offering unwavering support and expert guidance. Tap into your rights as a Michigan resident – compensation might be within reach!

https://bit.ly/Aug2024Flood

03/09/2024

Excited to share my recent interview with Eileen Tesch on her Blue Water Health Living podcast! We delved deep into the issues surrounding the Smiths Creek Landfill odors and the potential class action lawsuit. Tune in to get the scoop: https://bluewaterhealthyliving.com/potential-class-action-lawsuit-for-smiths-creek-st-clair-county-landfill/
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02/12/2024

Suffering from noxious odors near Smiths Creek Landfill? You're not alone.

Residents near the landfill deserve to breathe clean air. Dubin Law is investigating reports of frequent, repulsive odors emanating from the landfill, infiltrating homes and disrupting daily life.

If you've been affected, visit https://bit.ly/SmithsCreekLandfill to share your experience and learn more about your legal options.