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The One Year Statute of Limitations of the No-Fault Act Is Clear, Unambiguous and To Be Given Retroactive Effect

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Published: August 10, 2005

Supreme Court Enforces Insurance Contract Limitations

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Published: August 3, 2005

Food Costs Are Not An Allowable Expense Under The No-Fault Act

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Published: June 22, 2005

Sounds of a Distant Drummer: Three Unpublished Court of Appeals Opinions Hold That Plaintiffs Suffered A Serious Impairment of Body Function as a Matter of Law

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Published: April 25, 2005

Michigan Supreme Court Holds A Settling Defendant May Pursue An Action for Contribution Despite The 1995 Tort Reform Legislation’s Abolition of Joint Liability

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Published: March 11, 2005

A Police Cruiser on a Roadway with its Emergency Lights Flashing to Aid a Stalled Vehicle did not Present an Unresonable Risk of Bodily Injury

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Published: January 20, 2005

Two Recent Unpublished Court of Appeals Decisions Analyze the Definition of Objectively Manifested Injury and Serious Impairment

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Published: November 12, 2004

One-Year Statute of Limitation Applies to Bridge Damaged by Tractor Trailer

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Published: October 27, 2004

No-Fault statute of limitations is no longer subject to the tolling provisions of the revised Judicature Act

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Published: July 30, 2004

Threshold Defense Strengthened by Michigan Supreme Court Decision

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Published: July 26, 2004
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