No Objective, No Impact, No Bodily Injury Claim: McCormick Three-Prong Test and MCL 500.3135(1)

Harmon v Ewing, et al. affirmed that a plaintiff must present some form of objective evidence, i.e., X-ray, MRI, CT scan, etc., to show an objectively manifested impairment. Diagnoses and restrictions alone are not enough to satisfy the first prong of McCormick.

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