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Conversion Claim Stands: Covenant Does Not Preclude Provider from Pursuing Conversion Claim against Plaintiff Attorney for Payment of Medical Bills

A Lesson in Division: When an Injury Can be Apportioned to Multiple Defendants

Double Trouble: Landlord Is Not Subject to Statutory Penalty for Wrongfully Withholding Security Deposit

Think Before You Pay: Court of Appeals Rules That Insurer Was Not Deprived of Fair Trial nor Prejudiced

No Contract Required: Statutory No-Fault Benefits are Assignable in the Absence of an Insurance Contract

Assignments Can’t Save Every Amended Complaint

On Remand, Court of Appeals Again Sends Dinner Party Slip and Fall Case to Jury

Some Pain, No Gain: Court of Appeals Affirms That Personal Trainer Was Not Grossly Negligent

One Bite is Enough: Michigan Court of Appeals Clarifies the Application of Issue Preclusion to Post-Verdict Settlements

Landlord May Have Breached Statutory Covenants by Letting Snow and Ice Accumulate in a Common Area