When One Door Closes Unexpectedly, Maybe It’s an Unreasonable Risk of Harm

Premises liability actions after Kandil-Elsayed have changed the landscape in many ways, but the requirements for duty, breach, and notice remain, if in altered form. Here, defendant ran a business catering to the rehabilitation of those recovering from injuries and the elderly, who often required aids such as walkers or canes to walk and moved…

Read More

Master Key Cannot Unlock Notice

The duty of a landlord to protect tenants from criminal acts hinges upon whether the act could be foreseen. Here, the Michigan Court of Appeals declined to extend that duty despite the Defendants providing a way for their former employee to access others’ apartments. Their reasoning hinges on the lack of notice – the former…

Read More