Rescission Must Be Reviewed For Abuse Of Discretion
In Sherman v Progressive Michigan Insurance Company, the Michigan Supreme Court addressed the standard of review the Court of Appeals must apply when...
Rescission Must Be Reviewed For Abuse Of Discretion
In Sherman v Progressive Michigan Insurance Company, the Michigan Supreme Court addressed the standard of review the Court of Appeals must apply when...
Proximate Cause and Subsequent Collisions: When Negligence Is Not Enough
In an unpublished opinion, the Michigan Court of Appeals in Popoff v Singh addressed whether the negligent driving of an individual resulting in a...
Northland Radiology v Allstate
Under the amended No-Fault Act, Michiganders can elect to completely opt out of PIP benefits if certain criteria are met under MCL 500.3107d. That...
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In Fosmore v Roth, an unpublished opinion, the Michigan Court of Appeals addressed the priority between two insurers.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)...
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