The United States Supreme Court just issued a major opinion on where companies can be sued: Mallory v. Norfolk Southern Railway Co (June 27, 2023). Depending on which side of the debate...

In our previous posts, we addressed two topics that affected employers at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic: paid leave and return to school.

In Tiffany King, et al v MAIPF, et al, the Michigan Court of Appeals considered when a passenger in an uninsured motor vehicle is barred from seeking PIP benefits and making a claim for automobile negligence.

In Redmond Funeral Home v Heller, __ Mich App __; __ NW2d ___ (2020) (Docket No. 347505), the Michigan Court of Appeals considered whether statements made by Theresa Heller...

At first glance, the no-fault reform legislation's introduction of utilization reviews for no-fault medical claims signaled promising days ahead for insurers and providers.

Some justices believe that the amendments will facilitate docket management.

As a lawyer, you're probably familiar with the Americans with Disabilities Act, at least in name.

Motions are extremely important tools in any litigator's practice. Clients often ask, "Why can't we do (insert any number of scenarios)?" Fulfilling your client's request...

The right expert can make or break a case. Expert testimony comes with a certain aura of credibility and inherently carries more weight than other witness's testimony.

When the Michigan No-Fault Act was reformed on June 11, 2019, the new legislation introduced, among other changes, limitations on the amounts that a medical provider could charge for treatment...

And with complicated family dynamics comes the potential for, and actual existence of, conflicts of interest.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Michigan Supreme Court enacted Administrative Order 2020-18.

The line between premises liability and ordinary negligence is often clear, but it can become blurred when an invitee is injured by overt acts taken by a premises possessor.

On July 28, 2023, the Michigan Supreme Court released its long-anticipated opinion in Kandil-Elsayed v F&E Oil, Inc., which addresses the open-and-obvious doctrine in premises-liability cases.

Damages in wrongful-death cases experienced a tectonic event in 2016--the Court of Appeals held that estates can recover the decedent's lost earning capacity.

"A lawyer's time and advice are his stock in trade," Abraham Lincoln once famously said. Unless you agree to handle a matter pro bono, you expect payment for your time and advice.

My law firm is one of many to form a committee on diversity, equity, and inclusion, or DEI, over the past few years. You're right: this seems to be a national trend.

Attorneys can mitigate the risk of a malpractice claim from the moment a prospective client knocks on their door.

On July 28, the Michigan Supreme Court overturned its long-standing rule that property owners have no duty to protect against open-and-obvious dangers.

A large majority of civil lawsuits settle before trial. While some statistics reflect that 95% of cases settle, the percentage is likely higher.