The take-aways from this crazy courtroom story of a forged document are: 1) do not fabricate evidence; 2) always be wary of the evidence presented by your opponent; and 3) analyze the opposition’s evidence to verify its authenticity.
Read MoreWhether you are a claimant or insurance adjuster involved in the Michigan no-fault (PIP) system, one needs to know and understand the Michigan No Fault deadlines which became effective June 10, 2019.
Read MoreRather than delay, deny and defend, try a different approach in an insurance dispute with a claimant’s attorney. With the knowledge, participation, and approval of the stakeholders, retain negotiation counsel to make contact with the claimant or counsel.
Read MoreIn a recent U.S. District Court case, the Court determined that a surgical center had been defrauding the Plaintiffs, three no-fault insurers, by using the wrong CPT codes for surgical procedures resulting in a $652,557.00 overpayment.
Read MoreOakland County Circuit Court has historically been one of the most conservative courts in the state of Michigan. Juries tend to be tough on plaintiffs. When they do find liability adverse to a defendant, verdict amounts in Oakland County are typically lower than other jurisdictions.
Read MoreThe Court of Appeals reversed the summary disposition holding that the insurer should have moved to amend its affirmative defenses. The insurer was obligated to adequately assert rescission, including the specific facts for rescission, in an amendment to its affirmative defenses.
Read MoreOn remand, the Michigan Court of Appeals determined that under MCR 2.311(A) the Trial Court may impose conditions for an examination. Plaintiffs are not required to demonstrate good cause for the videotaping of a neuropsychological examination.
Read MoreAn assignment of benefits from a medical provider to a third-party company does not preclude a medical provider from maintaining its cause of action under MCL 500.3112.
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