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Perfection Not Required: Steps Need Not be Perfect to be Fit for Intended Use

A Tale of Two Businesses: Not Every Relationship Implies a Duty

The Importance of Names: De Facto Assumed Name of Provider is Not Enough to Enforce Assignment

A Rose by Any Other Name: Court of Appeals Reaffirms That the Open and Obvious Doctrine Cannot be Avoided by Simply Pleading “Ordinary Negligence”

After Further Review: When an Injury Can Be Apportioned to Multiple Defendants

Michigan Court of Appeals Considers Multiple Appellate Issues in PIP Case

Postal Carrier Not Compelled to Traverse Icy Sidewalk; Danger Not “Effectively Unavoidable”

The Path Less Traveled: Danger of Falling in a Ravine at Night is Open and Obvious

“Not So Fast” – Qualified Self-Insured Owners of Vehicles Registered Out of State Can Be Liable to Pay Michigan PIP Benefits

Simply Claiming to Have an Assignment is Enough to Pursue Recovery Under an Assigned-Claim Theory