In Michigan, the state’s circuit courts have two types of alternative dispute resolution (which is also known as “ADR”) to settle civil claims involving money damages. They are case evaluation and mediation. What is a Michigan Case Evaluation? Michigan case evaluation is a kind of ADR. The Michigan Court Rules define ADR as “any...
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A healthcare provider made a mistake that could have injured you. But it didn’t. Can you sue the physician, surgeon, or healthcare facility for a medical error they could have made? The answer is no. Damages are necessary for a medical malpractice claim in Michigan. What Must a Patient Prove to Recover? There are...
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The coronavirus pandemic has changed many aspects of our everyday lives, from schooling to entertainment to work. Likewise, COVID-19 has forced lawyers and our court systems to change how they do business and the way in which law is practiced in the United States. We now all know what “the CDC” is and how...
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Medical malpractice occurs when a hospital, physician, or other healthcare worker causes an injury to a patient by a negligent act or omission. The negligence may be from mistakes in diagnosis, treatment, aftercare, or health management. Medical errors can happen to anyone, including well-known celebrities, athletes, and performers. Let’s look at our first set...
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On May 30, 2019, Michigan Governor Whitmer signed auto insurance reform legislation into law. This new law, which goes into effect on July 1st, will provide different insurance coverage options, lower rates, and some additional consumer protections for Michigan drivers. While the changes sound positive, varying coverage options mean you may be able to...
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