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Moss & Colella is Celebrating a Milestone...

Moss & Colella is celebrating its 20 year anniversary. In that time, we have secured over $100 million in verdicts and settlements on behalf of our clients.

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Michigan Supreme Court Declines to Grant...

Typically, the defense of government immunity excludes most claims from litigation, but in Bellinger v Kram, the MI Supreme Court has declined to grant it.

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Rugby Culture Moves in the Right Direction

I’m proud to say that I am a rugby guy. I have been around the sport for nearly three decades. Early in my career, I was a member of the Michigan Rugby Club (serving as its captain in 2002-03). I was also a member of the Detroit Tradesmen Rugby Club in 2008 when they made their first appearance in the National Club Rugby Championship Semi-Finals in Colorado. A few months ago, I was invited to speak to the Michigan Rugby Club by Coach Brandon Sparks as part of a life-lab series that introduces current student/athlete rugby players to former players who have gone on to find success in professions like law, medicine and finance.

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Michigan Attorney Seeks Updates to 53-year-old...

Colella says the Act no longer meets the needs of children who are bullied, have mental health issues, or are experiencing or acting on suicidal thoughts.

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What’s Behind the Huge Settlements in Today’s High...

The Harvey Weinstein sexual harassment charges have prompted a cavalcade of similar claims against other famous Hollywood moguls, directors, actors and media types, as well as highly placed politicians. The damage settlements reached in many of these entertainment industry cases (made prior to the public “outing”) are astronomical – and should give us pause as to the amounts. For example, Bill O’Reilly paid $32 million to a news analyst whom he alleged sexually harassed – a hefty sum regardless of how despicable the actions may have been in that case. Why so high? Power and position, of course.

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Vince Colella named to DBusiness Top Lawyers list

A. Vince Colella has been selected to be included in DBusiness Magazine’s 2018 list of Top Lawyers.

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Founding Partners of Moss & Colella Named to...

David M. Moss and A. Vince Colella have been named to the 2017 Michigan Super Lawyers list. Both have appeared on the Super Lawyers list multiple times.

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Throwing a Graduation Party? Know Your...

A reminder to adults who host parties: the State of Michigan has a Social Host Liability Law which holds them responsible if underage drinking occurs.

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Michigan Court of Appeals Rules That Gross...

The Michigan Court of Appeals rules that a gross negligence lawsuit against a Michigan public school teacher can proceed to a jury set to take place this fall.

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National Dog Bite Prevention Week is April 9 – 15...

National Dog Bite Prevention Week is April 9-15. With nearly 2% of the population being nipped or bitten by dogs, it's important to know your rights.

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Settlement Reached in $10-million Police Shooting Lawsuit

According to police, Wilson was shot four times as she drove forward in close proximity to the officers who were ordering her to stop.

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Why Complainers May Be the Biggest Winners

In the realm of personal injury law, the injuries you sustain from an accident are what trigger the amount of money you may be entitled to in a lawsuit. Many times, the shock or horror of an accident can mask the full extent of a person’s injuries. However, the ones who immediately complain (or report) their pain symptoms are more likely to “link up” injuries that may eventually be the lynch pin of their case.

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