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“Storekeeper’s Liability” Claim Does Not Avoid The Open And Obvious Defense

Supreme Court Speaks: Open And Obvious Defense Can Apply To “Black Ice”

Same Sex Harassment Is Not Excluded Under The Michigan Civil Rights Act (MCRA)

The Company And The Individual Providing The Service Have To Be Adequately Licensed For The Services To Be “Lawfully Rendered” As Required By The Michigan No Fault Act

Corridor Improvement Authorities: Another Valuable Tool

No Duty Owed As Plaintiff Had Actual Knowledge Of Condition

Court Of Appeals Holds That Insured’s Failure To Cooperate Limits Coverage To The Financial Responsibility Minimum Of The State Where The Accident Occurred, Not Where Contract Was Issued

Zoning Ordinance Withstands Constitutional And Statutory Challenges

Penalty Interest Is Owing On First Party Claims Paid Late Even Where The Claim Is Reasonably In Dispute

A Pothole in the Dark is Not Open and Obvious