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August 12, 2008

Specialty not required for Physician Assistant expert

Rapid Report: Appellate Law, Medical Liability
Emily M. Ballenberger

August 11, 2008

Supreme Court Defers on Lost Opportunity Doctrine

Rapid Report: Medical Liability
Robert G. Kamenec

August 5, 2008

Supreme Court rules truck driver’s medical condition may satisfy sudden emergency defense

Rapid Report: Trucking & Transportation
Michael K. Sheehy

July 22, 2008

Determining bankruptcy status of plaintiff provides advantage for defense

Rapid Report: Commercial Litigation, General Litigation
Dennis M. Day

July 1, 2008

Supreme Court Clarifies Claims of Disparate Impact Under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act

Rapid Report: Labor & Employment Law
Claudia D. Orr

June 27, 2008

Court Ruling May Significantly Limit Premises Liability Claims Against Landlords

Rapid Report: General Litigation, Premises Liability
Edward M. Turfe

June 25, 2008

Direct negligence timely under ordinary negligence statute of limitation

Rapid Report: Medical Liability
Emily M. Ballenberger

June 20, 2008

Court rules ‘Open and Obvious’ Doctrine does not apply to third party auto negligence actions

Rapid Report: Trucking & Transportation
Michael K. Sheehy

June 12, 2008

Court Upholds No-Fault Act’s $1 Million Property Damage Cap

Publication: Trucking & Transportation
Randal M. Brown, James R. Lilly
The Dispatch

June 12, 2008

Debate Over the Federal Mexican Long-Haul Program Intensifies

Publication: Trucking & Transportation
Said A. Taleb
The Dispatch

June 12, 2008

Prompt Assessment of Cargo Claims can Lead to Reduced Litigation Costs

Publication: Trucking & Transportation
Al A. Mokhtari
The Dispatch

June 12, 2008

Truck Driver’s Credibility Must be Considered When His Medical Condition Forms the Basis for His Sudden Emergency Defense

Publication: Trucking & Transportation
The Dispatch

June 1, 2008

Ask The Expert- Be Careful with E-Mail and Voice Mail

Publication: Business Enterprises Law, Real Estate Law
Jack S. Levey
CREW Columbus Summer Newsletter 2008

April 18, 2008

Federal civil rights law expanded to protect related third parties from retaliation

Rapid Report: Labor & Employment Law
Claudia D. Orr

April 2, 2008

Post Operative Activities Key to Determining ‘One Most Relevant Specialty’ for Expert Witness Qualification

Rapid Report: Medical Liability
Emily M. Ballenberger

March 21, 2008

Appellate court holds ‘hitching’ tractor and trailer registration to same state not required

Rapid Report: Trucking & Transportation
Michael K. Sheehy

March 5, 2008

Commercial Property owners must act now on decreasing assessments to cut tax bill

Rapid Report: Real Estate Law
Randall R. Hall

February 27, 2008

Appeals Court Rules employee complaint to customer is a protected activity under federal labor Law

Rapid Report: Labor & Employment Law
Claudia D. Orr

February 19, 2008

Court Rules 'Employer’s' Insurer Must Pay PIP Benefits When Owner-Operator Injured While Operating Leased Truck

Publication: Trucking & Transportation
Mary Catherine Rentz

February 19, 2008

Mexican Long-Haul Program Moves Forward despite staunch opposition

Publication: Trucking & Transportation
Said A. Taleb

February 19, 2008

Ohio Employers Liability for Actions of Employees and Independent Contractors

Publication: Trucking & Transportation
Al A. Mokhtari
Plunkett Cooney's Trucking & Transportation Newsletter

February 19, 2008

Wayne County Explores Potential Business Boon With Aerotropolis

Publication: Trucking & Transportation
Randal M. Brown
Plunkett Cooney's Trucking & Transportation Newsletter

January 30, 2008

PRESIDENT SIGNS AMENDMENT TO FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE ACT

Rapid Report: Labor & Employment Law
Claudia D. Orr

January 11, 2008

No-Fault Threshold Assessment of Plaintiff's Pre-accident Lifestyle may Require Consideration of Lifestyle Prior to Pre-existing Disability

Rapid Report: First Party No Fault Litigation (PIP), Motor Vehicle - No Fault, Motor Vehicle Negligence
Edward J. Higgins

December 18, 2007

Personal Auto ‘Business-Use’ Exclusion Trumps Michigan’s No-Fault Law

Rapid Report: Insurance Law
Darren A. Lossia

December 17, 2007

NEW OSHA RULE REQUIRES EMPLOYERS TO PURCHASE PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT FOR EMPLOYEES

Rapid Report: Labor & Employment Law
Claudia D. Orr

December 3, 2007

Fifth Circuit Upholds Homeowner’s Policy Exclusions Barring Coverage for Concurrent Water and Wind Damage Due to Hurricane Katrina

Rapid Report: Insurance Law
Charles W. Browning, Danielle Perez

November 5, 2007

Sixth Circuit Court Denies Employee's Religious Accomodation and Discrimination Claims

Rapid Report: Labor & Employment Law

November 1, 2007

Personnel Records: Access and Disclosure

Publication: Direct Representation of Municipalities, Labor & Employment Law, Municipal Law
Carolyn M. Jereck
Michigan Municipal Review

October 1, 2007

Michigan Supreme Court to Define Duty Owed by Residential Landlords

Rapid Report: General Litigation, Premises Liability
Edward M. Turfe

September 28, 2007

Preserving The Attorney-Client Privilege And Use of the Internet

Publication: Commercial Litigation
Matthew J. Boettcher
Bloomfield Hills

September 1, 2007

Public Management: Hiring, Firing and the In-Between

Publication: Direct Representation of Municipalities, Municipal Law
Susan A. Finnegan
Michigan Municipal Review

August 28, 2007

Can Employers Require Employees to Use Paid Leave During FMLA Absence?

Publication: Labor & Employment Law
Claudia D. Orr

August 28, 2007

Flood Exclusion Upheld in Louisiana “Hurricane Katrina” Claims

Rapid Report: Insurance Law
Charles W. Browning, Darren A. Lossia
Bloomfield Hills