No-Fault – Insurer must pay PIP benefits for out-of-state accident
An insurer is liable for personal injury protection benefits for an insured’s out-of-state accident because the insurer’s “roll-on benefits” were primary to the insured’s other coverage, and the...
View ArticleEmployment – Plaintiff’s testimony alone does not establish overtime pay claim
Plaintiff’s deposition testimony alone is insufficient to establish that he worked more than 40 hours a week for defendants and did not receive overtime compensation in accordance with the Fair Labor...
View ArticleExpert disputed fire marshal’s conclusion of arson
He said blaze’s origin was from a single spot, not six as was reported.
View ArticleSales exec fired after asking about dropped benefits
He was reclassified and lost insurance while hospitalized, then died.
View ArticleLife in the balance
Lawyers who specialize in employment and civil rights matters rarely have to deal with their clients dying during litigation. But that possibility became reality for an attorney who argued a man’s...
View ArticleFederal judge doubled bookkeeper’s overtime pay verdict
A federal jury determined that the company had willfully violated the FLSA.
View ArticleNo-Fault – Insurer must pay PIP benefits for out-of-state accident
An insurer is liable for personal injury protection benefits for an insured’s out-of-state accident because the insurer’s “roll-on benefits” were primary to the insured’s other coverage, and the...
View ArticleEmployment – Plaintiff’s testimony alone does not establish overtime pay claim
Plaintiff’s deposition testimony alone is insufficient to establish that he worked more than 40 hours a week for defendants and did not receive overtime compensation in accordance with the Fair Labor...
View ArticleExpert disputed fire marshal’s conclusion of arson
He said blaze’s origin was from a single spot, not six as was reported.
View ArticleSales exec fired after asking about dropped benefits
He was reclassified and lost insurance while hospitalized, then died.
View ArticleLife in the balance
Lawyers who specialize in employment and civil rights matters rarely have to deal with their clients dying during litigation. But that possibility became reality for an attorney who argued a man’s...
View ArticleFederal judge doubled bookkeeper’s overtime pay verdict
A federal jury determined that the company had willfully violated the FLSA.
View ArticleMunicipal – Water supply
Where individuals and businesses sued city and government officials over the switch of the water supply source to Flint residents and subsequent disregard for the dangers of the water, claims for...
View ArticleMunicipal Law – Flint water crisis
Where the plaintiffs in a class action over the Flint water crisis have moved for leave to file a fourth amended complaint, the motion should be allowed insofar as the plaintiffs seek to assert a...
View ArticleImmigration – Removal — Voluntary departure
Where a defendant has been indicted for unlawful reentry under 8 U.S.C. §1326(a), the indictment must be dismissed because his underlying removal order from 2011 is invalid on due process grounds.
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