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Some Independent Contractors May be Eligible to File Discrimination Claims Under State Civil Rights Law
04.12.2007
Hospital and Chief of Staff Can Be Held Liable Under State's Civil Rights Law for Discrimination Against Physician with Staff Privileges
04.06.2007
Michigan Court of Appeals Overturns Itself to Hold Apartment Management Liable
03.26.2007
Federal Court Rules Non-Participating Insurer Must Pay Pro Rata Share of Insured's Settlement Costs
02.21.2007
Court Orders MCCA to Reimburse Member Insurers For All Personal Injury Protection Benefits Paid
02.09.2007
Database Security Breaches May Result in Significant Personal and Business Liability
01.10.2007
Patient's Comparative Fault Nixes Medical Liability Claims
12.08.2006
Minnesota Supreme Court Issues Decision On Pro Rata Allocation Of Indemnity Costs
11.15.2006
Texas Supreme Court Holds Mold Exclusion Applies Even Though Damage Was Caused by Covered Peril
09.29.2006
Michigan Legislature Closes Minimum Wage Loophole by Limiting Overtime Eligibility
09.27.2006
Supreme Court Ruling Sets Higher Standard of Proof for Plaintiffs in Dram Shop Cases
08.10.2006
Indiana Court Rules No Duty for Insurer to Reimburse Pre-Tender Defense Costs
07.31.2006
Court of Appeals asks Supreme Court to Re-examine Issue of Equitable Subrogation
07.28.2006
Recent Michigan Court Opinions Address Employer Liability for Employee Misconduct
07.24.2006
Supreme Court Clarifies Scope of Open and Obvious Danger Doctrine and Discards 'Simple Tool' Doctrine in Product Liability Actions
07.24.2006
Supreme Court Orders Snow Covered Curbs can be 'Open and Obvious'
06.29.2006
Equitable Subrogation Doctrine Hampered in Mortgage Disputes
06.08.2006
Supreme Court Defines Notice Requirement for Invoking Highway Exception to Governmental Immunity
05.10.2006
Court Relaxes Rules for Matching Affidavits
05.08.2006
Reasonable Belief does Not Validate Affidavit of Meritorious Defense
04.14.2006
Open and Obvious Doctrine Cannot Bar Claims if Landlord Violates Statutory Duty
04.04.2006
Michigan Court of Appeals Held 'Bare Bones' Affidavit of Merit is Sufficient
03.17.2006
Filing a Notice of Non-Party Fault can Increase Defendants' Exposure
03.06.2006
'Present and Working' at Hospital is Not a Material Fact that Doctors are Employees
02.21.2006
Supreme Court Clarifies Statute of Limitations for Construction Malpractice Claims
02.16.2006
Obstetrician Not Qualified to Testify About Midwifery Standards
02.06.2006
Defendant Wins $1.6 Million in Attorney Fees After Plaintiff Found to Have Concealed Evidence
01.30.2006
Statute of Limitations Runs from Date of Sale in Michigan Consumer Protection Act Claims
01.20.2006
Updates on the Family Medical Leave Act and the Social Security Number Privacy Act
01.12.2006
Supreme Court Clarifies Employer Liability in Sexual Harassment Cases
01.12.2006
Wage Issues–Are You Compliant?
01.12.2006
Court Says Surfing Web Sites Not Enough to Verify Expertise of Defendant Doctors
01.04.2006
2005 - The Year in Review
2006
Appeals Court Rules That Employer Can Be Properly Named as a Non-Party at Fault
12.29.2005
Statute of Limitations Runs from Date Defamatory Statement Made Not Published
12.21.2005
Croskey Re-Visited-Restrictions to Ex Parte Meetings Reduced
12.15.2005
City Violates Federal Law in Denying Church's Rezoning Request
11.29.2005
Expert Who Signs Affidavit of Merit Need Not be Qualified to Testify Regarding Proximate Cause
11.18.2005
Defendants Risk Court Sanctions by Conducting Non-HIPAA Compliant Ex-Parte' Interviews
11.16.2005
Proper Application of Zoning Laws Results in Dismissal of $800 Million Claim
11.01.2005
A Second Notice of Intent to File A Claim Can Serve to Toll Statute of Limitations
10.07.2005
Plaintiff's Whiplash Injuries Caused Residual Injuries Which, Under the Totality of the Circumstances, Constituted a Serious Impairment of Body Function
10.06.2005
Public Safety Officers Injured by Drunk Patrons Can Sue Bar Owners for Their Injuries
09.16.2005
Supreme Court Upholds Uninsured Motorist Coverage Requirement that Claim or Suit Must Be Brought Within One Year From the Date of the Accident
08.09.2005
Supreme Court Overrules Application of Judicial Tolling to the One Year Back Statute of Limitations of Michigan's No-Fault Act
08.05.2005
Plaintiffs' Counsel is Permitted to Attend and Videotape Independent Medical Examinations
08.03.2005
Black Ice Case Reversed by Supreme Court
06.21.2005
New ‘Cork and Go’ Wine Bill Becomes Michigan Law
06.06.2005
Continuing Violations’ Doctrine No Longer Overcomes Statute of Limitations
05.20.2005
A Settling Tortfeasor has the Statutory Right to Seek Contribution Under MCL §600.2925a
Gerling Konzem Allgemeine Versicherungs AG v Lawson
05.10.2005

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