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After Five Years of Litigation, Appellate Courts Affirm Grant of Summary Disposition in Trip-and-Fall Case
Secrest Wardle Attorneys Win Case of First Impression as Court of Appeals Applies Equine Activity Liability Act to Horse Carriage Rides
Please join us in celebrating our newest attorneys
Please join us in extending warmest congratulations to the following individuals on their achievement of passing the Michigan State Bar Exam: Steven Meerschaert, Brooke Drabicki, Klara Marku, Samantha Aula, Maryana Odisho, Maxwell Cavellier, Pandora Pando, and Nathaniel Lazor. Their success is a testament to their dedication, countless hours of studying, and unwavering commitment to excellence….
Read MoreThree Dismissals Obtained by Applying an Opt Out to the Undisclosed Household Relative
Meticulous Analysis of Policy Terms and Aggressive Litigation Strategy Save Carrier Over $800,000
Discovery Plan Execution and Attention to Detail Secures Dismissal of Non-Existent Coverage
Meticulous Mastery of Facts Produces Win at 6th Circuit for Employer
Aggressive Defense Saves Corporate Client Half a Million Dollars in Damages
“O” No: No Recorded Injury Means No Notice of Claim
This case stresses that for a notice-of-injury exception to apply under MCL 500.3145(1), written notice must make it clear that there is at least a perceived injury in the initial documents or communications including police reports, which affirmatively indicate some perceived injury.
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