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Snow Which Is Level With Handicap Ramp Is Still

No Pain, No Claim? Court of Appeals Applies Three-Year Statute of Limitations to Bar Product Liability Suit, Despite Claim of Injury Four Years After Produce Use

“Private Causes of Action” Under the Medicare Secondary Payer Act: Double Exposure for No-Fault Carriers or Much Ado About Nothing?

Plaintiff Tests Elliptical Machine But Fails On Exercising Caution

More Shake-Ups On The Michigan Supreme Court

“Abundant Snow” Present When Plaintiff Fell Renders Danger of Ice “Open and Obvious”

The “Accidental” Trespasser: Still A “Trespasser” For The Purposes Of Premises Liability; Owed Minimal Duty

Whether Wet Restaurant Floor Was “Open And Obvious” Was A Jury Question

Labeling A Premises Liability Claim As One Of “Ordinary Negligence” Fails To Avoid “Open And Obvious” Defense

Supreme Court “Un-Grants” Leave; Court of Appeals Decision Finding No-Fault Policy Unambiguous Stands