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Hyten Showdown – The Debate Continues as the Michigan Court of Appeals Releases Another Unpublished Opinion as to the Viability of the Innocent Third-Party Rule as it Applies to PIP Benefits

Not so Fast – Michigan Court of Appeals Confirms that Rental Car Companies May Not Use a Rental Agreement to Shift the Burden of No-Fault Benefits onto a Short-Term Renter’s Insurer

Not Your Garden-Variety Open and Obvious Lawsuit

U.S. Supreme Court Case Asks Whether Employers Must Inquire About Potential Employees’ Religious Dress

A Damp-Appearing Handicap Ramp Is Open and Obvious When There Is Indicia Of Wintry Conditions

Sixth Circuit Upholds An Insurers Right to Subrogate Against Its Own Insured

Tragic crash involving intoxicated minor deemed reasonably foreseeable and not an “accident” for which insurance coverage applies

Court of Appeals rules that it is a jury question as to whether an injured party intended not only the act, but to cause injury to himself

Affiliated Medical v Liberty Mutual: no-fault provider suits continue to cause confusion with respect to District vs. Circuit Court jurisdiction

US Supreme Court to Address EEOC Discrimination Negotiations