COA Finds A Question Of Fact Whether Regular Use Is Sufficient To Constitute Constructive Ownership
In the published decision of Davis v Baldini, the Court of Appeals determined that a question of fact exists as to whether the regular use of a motor...
Pioneer Factors: Evaluating Rescission In A Case Involving Innocent Third Party
In Fosmore v Roth, an unpublished opinion, the Michigan Court of Appeals addressed the priority between two insurers. Plaintiff was injured in a...
Michigan Supreme Court Interprets Section 3113(a): Focus on Unlawful Taking
In a much-anticipated opinion, Swoope v Citizens Insurance Company of the Midwest, the Michigan Supreme Court has now confirmed that MCL 500.3113(a)...
Uninsured Motorist Coverage Does Not Extend to Unlicensed Driver Under Policy Terms
In Cater v Powell, et al., the Court of Appeals held that Plaintiff was excluded from uninsured motorist (“UM”) benefits under a Michigan...
Court of Appeals Allows Stacking of PIP Allowable Expense Benefits
Before the sweeping reform amendments of 2019, no-fault coverage of medical expenses under any Michigan auto insurance policy was always unlimited....
Defining “Occupying” Under Uninsured Motorist Coverage: When Is a Person “Upon” a Vehicle?
Background In Gray v Federated Mutual, an unpublished decision, Plaintiff was working as a tanker-truck driver for Watkins Oil Company, Inc. His job...
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