Dear Michigan Lawyers Weekly reader, In conversations with attorneys and firm leaders across Michigan about legal technology, ...

Where a plaintiff performed repair work during the course of dredging operations that the plaintiff was retained by the ...

Where a defendant was injured in an accident with an out-of-state driver, MCL 500.3009 does not require higher coverage under ...

Meta Platforms was ordered to pay $25 billion in New Mexico after a jury found it misled consumers about data privacy related ...

Managing partner K. Brett Marston discusses technology issues and concerns at Gentry Locke in Roanoke, Virginia Q: What ...

A Michigan federal court granted the defendant summary judgment in a premises liability case involving a falling box, lack of ...

The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the text of the Americans with Disabilities Act’s 60% Rule does not ...

M plans to argue Australia's $1.4 billion PFAS contamination lawsuit is legally flawed, challenging claims of public nuisance ...

This wrongful death action arose from an unwitnessed fall involving an 84-year-old resident of a skilled nursing and ...

The possibility that artificial intelligence could replace lawyers tends to draw more attention than the quieter ways the technology is already affecting legal services.

A defendant driver whose wheel and tire broke off his car while driving and struck the plaintiff’s vehicle was properly granted summary disposition in an automobile negligence matter even though the ...

A mine owner could not immediately obtain judicial review of a Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission order that ...