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Trespassing Hands: Michigan Court of Appeals Rules Dog Owners Not Liable When Hand Placed Over Fence is Bitten

No Nonsense on Negligence – Common Law Negligent Entrustment Claim Remains Undefeated by Ownership Defense

Michigan Court of Appeals Gives Lump of Coal to Holiday Event Attendee

Innocence Lost: Court of Appeals Upholds Insurer’s Right to Deny PIP Benefits to Innocent Third Parties

MI PIP Monthly – January 2018

Employees Only: Utilizing Employee Exit Does Not Make Black Ice Effectively Unavoidable

Time Bomb: Federal Appeals Court Holds Six-Year Limitations Period Applies for Statutory Based Claim for Payment of Penalty Interest

Announcing the January 2018 Episode of Secrest Wardle’s MI PIP Monthly

BREAKING NEWS: Michigan Supreme Court holds oral arguments on Bazzi v Sentinel Ins Co to consider whether the “innocent third-party rule” will exist as to claims for first-party No Fault benefits in Michigan

What’s That Smell: Court of Appeals Affirms Strict Requirements of Res Ipsa Loquitur