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The Tide is Turning in the McCormick Era

Court of Appeals holds that, to prevail on summary disposition, property owners must prove that they lacked actual or constructive notice of a defective condition

Michigan Supreme Court Reins in Court of Appeals in Two Premises Liability Cases

Parking Lot Crosswalk Considered a Potential Special Aspect of the Parking Lot – Open and Obvious Doctrine Rejected

Like a Horse and Carriage: How the U.S. Supreme Court’s Ruling in Obergefell v Hodges affects Michigan Auto Law

A Case of Mistaken Identity Proves Costly for DTE Energy

Court of Appeals holds that health care providers may sue no-fault carriers for PIP benefits, even where the injured person has refused to appear for EUOs

An Owner of a Condominium Unit Cannot Invoke the Landlord-Tenant Act

Court of Appeals Allows Provider to Sue for Previously Settled Bill

Written notice under MCL 500.3145(1) must express an intent to make a “claim” for PIP benefits; providers cannot simply send the insurer a bill