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WednesdayThursday, March 1718, 2010 Lawyers Weekly ... ARTICLE OF THE DAY Inordinate ordinance Spoiled support A Frankenmuth family whose roots date back Termination of parental rights does not terminate duty to pay child support, the founding Michigan Court of Appeals held. In ... re Beck Minors , the city said they lost ... on the deal of panel held that a lifetime because child has a fundamental ...
Thursday, March 18, 2010 Lawyers Weekly ... ARTICLE OF THE DAY Spoiled support Termination of parental rights does not terminate duty to pay child support, the Michigan Court of Appeals held. In ... re Beck Minors , the panel held that a child has a fundamental ... parent that is independent of that person having parental rights. In a per curiam decision, the court reasoned that ... , under Michigan law, ...
Wednesday, March 17, 2010 Lawyers Weekly ... ARTICLE OF THE DAY Inordinate ordinance A Frankenmuth family whose roots date back to ... the founding of ... the city said they lost ... on the deal of a lifetime because of documented discriminatory city politicking. However, the city claimed that the 37 1/ ... the Loesel family's property, which Wal-Mart was interested ... for $4 million, was never meant to ... city plan that preceded ...
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TuesdayWednesday, March 1617, 2010 Lawyers Weekly ... ARTICLE OF THE DAY Judge's choice of juror questioned Inordinate ordinance The trial judge in ... race when he denied A Frankenmuth family whose roots date back to the defendant's peremptory challenge founding of juror Sylvia Greene, ... she is African-American, the city said John P. Jacobs (pictured), they lost out on the deal of Detroit-based Jacobs and Diemer PC...
Wednesday, March 17, 2010 Lawyers Weekly ... ARTICLE OF THE DAY Inordinate ordinance A Frankenmuth family whose roots date back to the founding of the city said they lost out on the deal of a lifetime because of documented discriminatory city politicking. However, the city ... the 37 1/2acres of the Loesel family's property, which Wal-Mart was interested in ... for $4 million, was never meant to house big-box stores -- ...
Tuesday, March 16, 2010 Lawyers Weekly ... ARTICLE OF THE DAY Judge's choice of juror questioned The trial judge in ... race when he denied the defendant's peremptory challenge of juror Sylvia Greene, ... she is African-American, said John P. Jacobs (pictured), of Detroit-based Jacobs and Diemer PC. MCR 2.511(F)(2) attempts to codify Batson v. Kentucky , which prohibits discrimination based on race during jury selection...
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MondayTuesday, March 1516, 2010 Lawyers Weekly ... ARTICLE OF THE DAY Courts struggle with application Judge's choice of 'Bush' juror questioned Recent court decisions attempting to clarify pleading rules The trial judge in medical-malpractice cases have created more confusionPellegrino v. AMPCO ... of juror Sylvia Greene, making further clarification necessary ... familiar with the issuesbecause she is African-American, said John P...
Tuesday, March 16, 2010 Lawyers Weekly ... ARTICLE OF THE DAY Judge's choice of juror questioned The trial judge in Pellegrino v. AMPCO ... of juror Sylvia Greene, because she is African-American, said John P. Jacobs (pictured), ... attempts to codify Batson v. Kentucky , which prohibits discrimination based ... selection, and states that jurors must be " ... going to follow this rule ," said Jacobs, in presenting oral arguments to ...
Monday, March 15, 2010 Lawyers Weekly ... ARTICLE OF THE DAY Courts struggle with application of 'Bush' Recent court decisions attempting to clarify pleading rules in medical-malpractice cases have created more confusion, making further clarification necessary ... familiar with the issues. In Driver v. Cardiovascular Clinical Associates et al. , the Michigan Court of Appeals held that the notice of intent ...
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SundayMonday, March 1415, 2010 Lawyers Weekly ... ARTICLE OF THE DAY Ruling may ease proof Courts struggle with application of no-fault causation 'Bush' The Recent court decisions attempting ... al. , the Michigan Supreme Court has allowed a Michigan Court of Appeals ruling to stand, ... any causal connection" held that the notice ... in a statutory conflict between accidental bodily injury a nonparty at fault ...
Monday, March 15, 2010 Lawyers Weekly ... ARTICLE OF THE DAY Courts struggle with application of 'Bush' Recent court decisions attempting ... al. , the Michigan ... of Appeals held that the notice ... in a statutory conflict between a nonparty at fault and the medical-malpractice notice of intent filing requirements. The conflict between the medical-malpractice pleading and nonparty ... Maureen C. Adkins (pictured...
Sunday, March 14, 2010 Lawyers Weekly ... ARTICLE OF THE DAY Ruling may ease proof of no-fault causation The Michigan Supreme Court has allowed a Michigan Court of Appeals ruling to stand, ... any causal connection" between accidental bodily injury and the use of a motor vehicle. No-fault defense specialists predict the ruling will have an ... on personal protection insurance (PIP) benefits lawsuits. Troy attorney James L ...
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SaturdaySunday, March 1314, 2010 Lawyers Weekly ... ARTICLE OF THE DAY More and merrier Ruling may ease proof of no-fault causation Ever since its founding ... L.C. The Michigan Supreme Court has been led by the ... firm has been openallowed a Michigan Court ... Appeals ruling to stand, the original four principals ... for the right lawyer which requires no-fault insurers to join them in ownership ...
Sunday, March 14, 2010 Lawyers Weekly ... ARTICLE OF THE DAY Ruling may ease proof of no-fault causation The Michigan Supreme Court has allowed a Michigan Court ... Appeals ruling to stand, which requires no-fault insurers to pay PIP benefits whenever an insured can show "almost any causal connection ... accidental bodily injury and the use of a motor vehicle. No-fault defense specialists predict the ruling will have an ...
Saturday, March 13, 2010 Lawyers Weekly ... ARTICLE OF THE DAY More and merrier Ever since its founding ... L.C. has been led by the ... firm has been open, the original four principals ... for the right lawyer to join them in ownership ... III (pictured). "It's tough bringing in ... when we had started the firm together," said ... . "There's always a risk. You risk changing the dynamics. We had to wait for the right person ...
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