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Don’t Knock on Wood: Court of Appeals Clarifies Method for Determining “Reasonable” Fees for Partially Successful No-Fault Claimant

Open and Obvious v. Inadequate Lighting: Has Singerman Been Forgotten?

Is Higher Priority Insurer Identifiable? If Yes, Lower Priority Insurer is Not Liable for PIP Benefits

Landlord May Have Breached Covenant of “Fitness for Intended Purpose” by Not Salting Walkway

Plaintiff Slipped on Pool Steps – Owner Must Comply With Local Health and Safety Laws

Supervision or Personal Care? Depends on the Service Provided

You Got Fired on Your Day Off? Court of Appeals Affirms Stringent Requirements for Negligent Hiring Claims

Excluded: Court of Appeals Affirms Policy Exclusion Relating to Transporting Passengers for Hire

No Notice Means No Case for Slip and Fall in Fast Food Restaurant

Open and Obvious After Dark: How Lighting Conditions Affect Application of the Doctrine