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Michigan Supreme Court: Language Indicating a Possible Claim for Benefits Not Necessary as Part of Written Notice Provision

The Seventh Circuit Holds that Title VII Applies to Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation

Economic Reality Check: Determining a Claimant’s Status as an Employee or Independent Contractor

Court of Appeals clarifies when a carrier’s belated assertion of a coverage defense constitutes a waiver

It Is So Ordered: Appellate Court Affirms Dismissal of Plaintiff’s Action for Violation of Discovery Orders, Including Orders Precluding Deletion of Facebook Posts and Attendance at Medical Evaluations

Elevated Sidewalk Unanimously Found to be Open and Obvious, Despite Obstruction

Court of Appeals follows Supreme Court Lowrey holding, finds that premises liability suit failed for lack of evidence of actual or constructive notice

Combatting Fraud under MCL 500.3114: Bahri Only Applies to Policyholders and Insureds

Another open and obvious result that wasn’t so obvious? In split decision, Court of Appeals finds that 8-inch drop-off inside a residence was not discoverable upon casual inspection

Ice Accumulation Caused by Downspout is an Open and Obvious Condition