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Straying From Safe Path Does Not Make Defendant Liable

Total “Insanity” or “Minor” Miracle? Supreme Court Throws Out U of M Regents v Titan In less than Two Years, Reinstates Cameron’s Rule of No Insanity/Minority Tolling Under Section 3145(1)

Court of Appeals Holds that Minor Child Was Resident of Two Households – Examine Your Files for Possible Claims for Pro-Rata Reimbursement!

Twice As Nice: Co-Defendant Settles for $400k While Secrest Wardle’s Client Stands Its Ground

Court Rewrites No Fault Policy to Add Named Insureds Based on Public Policy and Legislative Intent

An Open and Obvious Result That Wasn’t So Obvious? Court of Appeals Grants Reconsideration, Then Reaffirms Its Prior Holding

An Open and Obvious Result? Court Holds That Repeatedly Avoided Condition Is Not “Effectively Unavoidable”

Open and Obvious Remains a “Fourmidable” Defense, Even Where Statutory Duty is Alleged

“No Pit Bull Rule” No Problem For Property Owner

Supreme Court Establishes Bright Line Test For “Alighting” From Motor Vehicle