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Navigating Defense in Serious Impairment Claims

Key Defense Strategies for Serious Impairment Claims The Michigan Court of Appeals recently issued unpublished decisions that offered some critical insights into the interpretation of "serious impairment of body function" under Read More

Legal Battle Over Michigan Auto Reform: Insurer Impact

Michigan’s auto insurance landscape has seen significant shifts in recent years, with insurers grappling with the legal and financial impacts of the 2019 auto insurance reform law. Recently, a new Read More

Michigan’s Comparative Fault Law: Plaintiff’s Rights and Risks

Michigan has adopted a comparative fault system, so a plaintiff’s negligence can significantly affect the outcome of a premises liability case. If someone is injured due to another person’s claimed Read More

Bowen, Radabaugh & Milton Attorneys Named to the 2024 Michigan Super Lawyers List

Troy, Michigan – Bowen, Radabaugh & Milton is pleased to announce that four attorneys, across multiple practice areas, were named to the 2024 Michigan Super Lawyers list. Three attorneys within the Read More

Thomas R. Bowen - Michigan Super Lawyers 2023

Michigan Super Lawyers 2023 We are pleased to announce that attorney Thomas Bowen has been selected to the 2023 Michigan Super Lawyers list. This is an exclusive list, recognizing no more Read More

David T. Bowen - Michigan Super Lawyers 2023

Michigan Super Lawyers 2023 We are pleased to announce that attorney David Bowen has been selected to the 2023 Michigan Super Lawyers list. This is an exclusive list, recognizing no more Read More

Michigan Supreme Court Rules No-Fault Amendments Do Not Apply Retroactively

Authors: Adrienne L. Hayes and Redon Ipeku Michigan Supreme Court Rules No-Fault Amendments Do Not Apply Retroactively On July 31, 2023, the Michigan Supreme Court ruled on the applications for leave filed Read More

Open And Obvious Is For The Jury

Open And Obvious Is For The Jury On July 28, 2023, the Michigan Supreme Court ruled on the applications for leave filed in two invitee premises liability cases, Kandil-Elsayed v F&E Read More

BRM Welcomes New Associate Attorney - Redon Ipeku

BRM Welcomes New Associate Attorney: Redone Ipeku Bowen, Radabaugh & Milton, P.C. is pleased to announce the addition of associate attorney Redon Ipeku. "Redon is an excellent addition to our firm, both Read More

BRM Names New Board President

Bowen, Radabaugh & Milton announces that Lisa T. Milton has been named the firm’s President. Ms. Milton is a founding shareholder of the firm and specializes in commercial litigation, employment Read More

Duty owed to condo co-owners by the condo association

Do condominium associations owe their co-owners a duty?  The Michigan Supreme Court may determine whether condominium associations owe a duty to co-owners Substantive changes are likely on the horizon in premises liability Read More

Is the Open and Obvious Doctrine Really that Obvious?

Substantive changes to the open and obvious doctrine in premises liability cases appear to be on the horizon. For decades, Michigan precedent held that premises possessors owe no duty to Read More

New Brand, Same BRM – How we started and where we’re going!

On April 12, 2022, Bowen, Radabaugh & Milton celebrates 27 years of providing legal representation to its clients in Michigan, Ohio, and beyond. BRM was founded by experienced litigators and counselors, Read More

How Utilization Review Can Keep No-Fault Costs Down

Michigan has a new auto insurance law in place that requires insurance companies to implement utilization review, which determines the medical necessity for treatment after a car accident. The new Read More

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