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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

I’ll Have What They’re Having: Amount Charged by Medical Providers to Other Types of Insurers Relevant to Evaluating Reasonableness of Charges in No-Fault Claims

No Notice May Mean No Problem for Property Owners, Even if Defect Wasn’t Open and Obvious

Lights Out! Court of Appeals Upholds Dismissal of Premises Liability Claim Following Patron’s Fall on Unlit Steps

Premature Filing Defeats Defendants’ Early Toxic Tort Victory

Open and Obvious Doctrine Presents a Low Bar “Ordinary Intelligence.”

Evidence of Fraud? Be Specific!

Ordinary Allowable Expenses Redefined