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RES JUDICATA – A matter already judged!

In, On, or Upon: The Distinction Matters When Determining Priority Under the No-Fault Act

Supreme Court issues long-awaited clarification of how “innocent third-party” rule applies in PIP cases, calls for “balancing of equities”

Dude, That’s Your Car: “Ownership” is Determined by Right to Use Vehicle and Not Actual Use of Vehicle

Michigan Court of Appeals Considers Parent’s Failure to Supervise and Declares Open and Obvious Does Not Apply to Children Under 7-Years Old

Awash in PIP Benefits: Court of Appeals Rules that Parked Vehicle Exclusion Does Not Apply to Fall Sustained While Hand-Washing Vehicle (Maintenance)

In the Eye of the Beholder: COA holds that lack of graspable handrail on staircase was open and obvious condition, and that artwork falling from wall did not cause slip and fall incident

Does a landlord out of possession have a duty to inspect the premises? Court of Appeals says “Yes”

Hitting the Slopes: COA Allows Plaintiff to Amend Complaint to Add Proprietary Function Exemption and Avoid Summary Disposition in Skiing Accident Case

Supreme Court Sets √¢‚ǨÀúReasonably Foreseeable Misuse’ Test Under Products Statute