Medical Provider Fails to Prove Treatment Reasonably Necessary
One of the limits that Michigan’s no-fault insurance act places on an automobile insurer’s potential liability to pay for medical care is that an...
Medical Provider Fails to Prove Treatment Reasonably Necessary
One of the limits that Michigan’s no-fault insurance act places on an automobile insurer’s potential liability to pay for medical care is that an...
Applying the Economic Reality Test
Overview In Gorgis v Auto Club Insurance Assoc, the Court of Appeals addressed priority of insurers under MCL 500.3114(3). Plaintiff Gorgis was...
Sanctions Apply For The Misuse of AI
In a recently published opinion, Barber v Morawa, the Michigan Court of Appeals made clear that Michigan Courts will not tolerate the use of...
Firework-Caused Injury Causally Connected To Vehicle’s Transportational Function
The Court of Appeals, in an unpublished opinion titled Pineau v State Farm, discussed whether the injuries a plaintiff suffered arose out of the...
Copeland v Allstate Insurance Company
In Copeland v Allstate Ins Co, plaintiff Kermit Copeland was injured in a February 2021 hit-and-run accident while a passenger in an uninsured...
No-Fault Insurer Subrogation Rights Clarified
MCL 500.3116 provides a statutory framework for No-Fault insurers to seek reimbursement for PIP benefits paid to a claimant, from a claimant who has...
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