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Vince Colella Featured On WWJ Discussing...

Vince Colella was recently featured on WWJ discussing the regulations and oversight of amusement parks in both Michigan and nationwide.

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Looking for Summer Amusement? Risks of Carnival Rides...

Amusement park rides, whether permanently installed at national amusement parks, or those found at traveling carnivals, hold inherent risks for riders.

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Amusement Parks: Are Regulators Forsaking Safety...

Legal oversight of amusement parks are lacking, and surprisingly, amusement parks are exempt from federal regulations.

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Boating Accidents Are on the Rise...

Heading into the home stretch of summer, people are squeezing in the last moments of summer fun. Weekends spent at the lake on a boat are a favorite activity for people across the country - especially here in Michigan. As a matter of fact, when comparing data from the US Coast Guard and US Census Bureau,www.boatsafe.comranks Michigan at the 6th highest state in terms of registered boats per 100,000 people!

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Structural Failures: A Sliding Scale Of Legal Accountability

A 12-story residential condominium building collapses in Miami has lawyers wondering who should be held accountable for this major structural damage.

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Thinking of Fireworks For Your Summer Barbeque...

Summertime means celebrations and outdoor gatherings with family and friends – especially as we seek to reconnect after the pandemic. And like pre-pandemic days, it’s not uncommon for party hosts or guests to include fireworks to add a bit more excitement to the event. But is the risk of setting off fireworks worth the reward of the sparkling light show?The recent fireworks-related death in suburban Detroit of NHL goalie Matiss Kivlenieksreinforces how deadly fireworks can be – and why they are best left to professionals who display them in large outdoor spaces.

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Summertime Described As “The Deadliest Days”...

Memorial Day and Labor Day create the bookends for what most Americans consider to be summertime. Unfortunately, this time period has also been coined the “100 Deadliest Days,” as it is the most dangerous time on the road for teenage drivers.

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A Response To Mass Shootings: Expand Protections...

Moss & Colella responds to mass shootings. While not all acts of violence are preventable, shouldn't someone be held liable?

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Vince Colella Featured on Daily Detroit Podcast

Moss & Colella's A. Vince Colella was interviewed by the Daily Detroit podcast to discuss qualified immunity and the effect it has on our society.

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Detroit Mercy Law Student Awarded A. Vince Colella...

A. Vince Colella had the honor of meeting Detroit Mercy Law student Allison Koltunchik, the 2021 recipient of the A. Vince Colella Civil Rights Scholarship.

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Interlocutory Appeals and Qualified...

Interlocutory appeal installs a backstop to governmental liability & has weaponized the procedural safeguard, resulting in unnecessary expense, labor, & delays.

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A Law Day Reflection On How The Rule of Law Can Sustain...

Held every year on May 1 in the United States,Law Daycelebrates the role of law in our society and aims to cultivate a deeper understanding of the legal profession. Firstestablishedby President Eisenhower in 1958 as a day of national dedication to the principles of government under law, Congress then designated May 1 as the official date for celebrating Law Day annually in 1961.

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