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Healthcare Providers Cannot Circumvent Eligibility Requirements Of No-Fault Act By Invoking Their Direct Cause Of Ac...

Labser PLC and Northland Radiology, Inc. v Farmers Insurance Exchange

Opinion Published: August 5, 2026 (Mariani, J. (opinion); Patel, P.J., and Swartzle, JJ., c...


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Father’s Parental Rights Properly Terminated, Step-Parent Adoption Can Proceed

The trial court in this step-parent adoption case correctly held that the statutory requirements were established for terminating the respondent-father’s parental rights, thereby allowing the petitioners’ adoption petition to proceed, the Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled.

The respondent-father and the petitioner-mother in


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Claims Under Michigan’s Persons with Disabilities Civil Rights Act Under the Court of Claims Act Are Subject to Six-...

Jeffrey M. Short v Michigan State Police

Opinion Published: August 3, 2026 (Patel, J., Kelly, P.J., and Korobkin, JJ.)

COA Docket No. 375823

Genesee ...


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MSC Holds Wrongful-Death Saving Provision Creates a Limitation Period Subject to Tolling

Keran Ernest, Personal Representative of the Estate of Maurice Ernest v Paul W. Brown, Jr., M.D., et al.

MSC Opinion Published: July 27, 2026

MSC Docket No. 168462

Ca...


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Vodvarka Threshold Not Met: Trial Court Correctly Denied Father’s Request To Modify Custody Order

The trial court properly denied the plaintiff-father’s request for joint legal custody because his allegations did not meet the threshold requirement established by Vodvarka v Grasmeyer to allow further inquiry into whether the prior custody order should be modified, the Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled.

The plaintiff-father and the defendant-mother in


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