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BRM Attorney Redon Ipeku prevails on Motion for Summary Disposition in a slip-and-fall on ice case

Attorneys David Bowen and Redon Ipeku prevail at summary disposition stage by pointing out Plaintiff’s failures to prove notice of the alleged ice patch in the parking lot of Defendant’s apartment complex. 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

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

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

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