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Court of Appeals Nets Tennis Negligence Claim as Injury was Foreseeable

Are No-Fault IME Doctors on the Hook for Tort Liability?

We Are Working Remotely

Supreme Court Declines to Give Second Look to Controversial Premises Liability Case

Responding to Business Interruption Claims Under a Commercial Property Policy: The Intersection of Policy Language, a Global Pandemic and a State of Emergency

You Missed a Spot: Snow and Ice in Parking Lot Did Not Violate Landlord’s Statutory Covenant of “Fitness for Intended Purpose”

Running Into Trouble: Homeowner Owes No Duty to Jogger Who Tripped on Uneven Sidewalk

Even After Dye, Who Owns the Vehicle Matters for PIP Coverage

Secrest Wardle Senior Partner Anthony A. Randazzo Named to Michigan Lawyers Weekly’s “Leaders in the Law” Class of 2020

Slippery When Wet; Water Discovered on Floor After Fall Not Ruled Open and Obvious