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Still Open, Still Obvious: Michigan Court of Appeals Follows Binding Precedent and Declines to Revisit Application of Open and Obvious Doctrine in Michigan

Coverage First: Court of Appeals Makes Clear Issues of Coverage Must Be Decided Before Appraisal Can Be Invoked & Identifies Who Is Really an Interested Party

Court of Appeals Illuminates the Issue: Is Darkness Open and Obvious?

Court of Appeals Holds Financial Records of Retained Experts Potentially Discoverable: Trial Court Must Balance Value for Plaintiff against Burden of Discovery

Not My Dog, Not My Problem: Court of Appeals Holds Landowners Are Not Liable for Dog Bite

When Life Gives You Lemons … Make Sure You Have It on Camera

A Crack in the No-Fault Law: A Chiropractor’s Ability to Prescribe MRIs

Is “Open and Obvious” About to Take a Big Fall?

“Locked-Down” Restaurants Locked Out of Business Interruption Coverage

Premises Liability or “Ordinary Negligence”? Court Looks to Nature of Hazard, Not Defendant’s Possession of Premises Where Accident Occurred