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Bio

Cloie Y. Chidiac is a member of the firm's Torts & Litigation Practice Group. She focuses her litigation practice in the areas of general litigation, education law and commercial litigation.

Ms. Chidiac represents various commercial clients directly and through their insurance providers. Her litigation practice includes such areas as general liability, insurance law, employment liability, premises liability, family law, commercial litigation and motor vehicle liability.

Ms. Chidiac received her law degree from Wayne State University Law School in 2022. While there, she worked as a research assistant for Wayne Law Professor Eric Zacks and as a corporate counsel extern for automotive supplier Mahle Industries. Ms. Chidiac received her undergraduate degree, cum laude, from Oakland University in 2020.

Representative Client Work

  • Successfully argued a motion for summary disposition on an issue of first impression on behalf of various insurance companies in three separate cases, involving statutory interpretation of the No-Fault Act, specifically, MCL 500.3157, as well as arguing whether a Medicare limitation (Medicare Multiple Procedure Reduction) should be considered by insurers in determining the amount payable under MCL 500.3157
  • Granted summary disposition pursuant to MCR 2.116(C)(7) and based on insurer’s prior payments to plaintiff-provider in 2023 under terms of “pricing contract” entered into by the plaintiff-provider in 2007
  • Granted summary disposition barring plaintiff-provider’s recovery of claimed medical bills from insurer due to prior release and settlement agreement executed by the patient-insured

Professional Affiliation

  • State Bar of Michigan

Articles and Lectures

  • "Premises Liability Trends: Michigan," Co-presenter, CLM, Oct. 8, 2024