Moreover, the Michigan Supreme Court strictly interprets malpractice law. This includes the sections governing the "affidavit of merit" and the absolute deadline for filing a malpractice claim. Failure to meet these legal requirements means that the victim loses all rights to file a lawsuit ...
the court believed that their intervention would prejudice the original parties because they "would need prolonged discovery on the regulatory issues raised." The court had already "established a schedule for discovery and trial premised on the narrow issue of whether the Plaintiff-Intervenors have ...
This decision does not change things immediately or directly for us, as Michigan adopted so-called “right to work” laws in 2013, so these rules already apply to us. However, the effects will be felt immediately in states that still have fair-share laws on the books. It also overturns ...
“Our internal numbers and modeling tell us this is a very close race, razor tight,” Hitt said. “All of this feels extremely similar to 2016, where the public polling says the president is dead, but our internal polls say it’s very close and we can see this ...