Dennis A. Lienhardt focuses his practice at The Miller Law Firm on complex class action litigation. His experience includes consumer fraud, product liability, data breach, environmental tort, ...
One immigration law lawyer likens practicing in the United States these days to trying to build an airplane mid-flight during a thunderstorm while someone shouts contradictory instructions from the ...
Where a plaintiff inmate who suffered a heart attack brought suit alleging that the defendant corrections officer violated his Eighth Amendment rights by delaying his trip to the medical wing by eight ...
School officials were entitled to qualified immunity from a due-process claim arising from a 14-year-old student’s suicide after he was suspended for his involvement in a school bus altercation. The ...
A Michigan state court jury awarded roughly $33 million to a man who suffered brain and back injuries after a school bus driver ran a red light and t-boned his truck on Telegraph Road.
Where the Michigan State Housing Development Authority terminated a plaintiff from the federal Housing Choice Voucher program without an opportunity for a hearing, a remand is necessary for the taking ...
A disbarred Kentucky lawyer faces felony charges for issuing fraudulent settlement checks and theft involving clients of a local law firm.
Lexitas has released an enhanced version of Lexitas Exhibit Manager, software for managing documents and exhibits during remote depositions. The platform allows attorneys to upload exhibits into a ...
Getting firm-wide agreement on a cybersecurity policy that fits everyone’s needs is complicated. In the age of AI, getting attorneys to comply with the policy is even trickier. Kevin R. Powers, ...
Michigan Court of Appeals reversed summary disposition in a gas explosion negligence case. Court found factual disputes over whether the utility company had a duty to inspect the fuel line after ...
The counter-plaintiff in an insurance dispute stemming from wind and water damage to a 20,000-square-foot home in Clarkston has recovered more than $5 million. There were four separate incidents in ...
Michigan Business Court judge rules noncompete unenforceable Noncompete not narrowly tailored, but “a wide-ranging flat prohibition” Confidentiality covenant also found overbroad and unenforceable A ...
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