A unanimous Supreme Court said a family whose house was wrongly raided by law enforcement can sue.
Read MoreLawsuits, lawyers and victims have nothing to do with why insurance companies price-gouge policyholders. Trying to solve insurance problems on the backs of sick and injured children is not only cruel, it never works. That’s because what drives insurance rate hikes has nothing to do with lawsuits.
Read MoreA Michigan Court of Appeals panel has again affirmed summary disposition for the defendant homeowner on an injured guest’s premises liability claim on remand from the Michigan Supreme Court despite that court’s decision last year that set a new framework for the open and obvious danger doctrine.
Read MoreMCL 600.1483(1) places a two-tier cap on noneconomic damages in a malpractice action. There is a general cap for noneconomic damages, which is essentially $280,000 plus an annual adjustment to reflect the consumer price index ($445,500 in 2017).
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