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Clearly Established’ Rule Makes Overcoming...
A two-prong test ensured that claims of excess and deadly force were not dismissed, but recent opinions suggest that the court can “skip” the first step.
Court Finds Fee Schedules Under New No Fault Reform...
Originally adopted in the 2019 reform, the court finds fee schedules under the new No-Fault reform 'unconstitutional.'
Michigan Supreme Court cases: Is tort liability on the...
The current makeup of the Supreme Court has created a genuine optimism in trial lawyers that's been absent since the passing of the Revised Judicature Act.
Fix the Damn' No-Fault Law
In May of 2019, lawmakers made sweeping changes to Michigan’s Automobile No-Fault Act that are now being felt by auto accident victims across the state.
Peremptory Challenges and Racial Profiling...
The exercise of peremptory challenges has been abused to select jurors who “resemble” their client. It’s a practice that poisons our justice system.
Mass Shootings: Can School Officials (Ever) Be...
Governmental immunity protects school officials from claims of ordinary negligence. To hold a school liable, the plaintiff must prove “gross negligence."
Holding National Retail Chains Accountable...
While the drug manufacturers remain the focus of public outcry, recently trial lawyers took aim at the retail pharmacy chains that distributed the drugs.
The Medicare Lien Conundrum
MSP recognizes the right to a waiver, but they are nearly impossible to come by. A party may seek a Medicare lien reduction; but they face the risk of trial.
University vaccine mandates: Religion trumps privacy
A lawsuit alleged discrimination on the basis of religious beliefs after Western Michigan University denied athletes' application for religious exemption.
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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