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Premises Liability in Michigan Webinar

Emerging Defenses After the Restructuring of the State's Open and Obvious Doctrine
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11.18.2026 | 11 a. m. to noon

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Premises Liability in Michigan

Premises Liability in Michigan
Emerging Defenses After the Restructuring of the State's Open and Obvious Doctrine

Date: November 18, 2026
Time: 11 a.m. to noon (EST)
Where: GoToWebinar
Cost: Complimentary

Webinar Description

Quietly gaining momentum in the background of Michigan’s litigation system is a steady increase in the number and sophistication of premises liability claims reaching courthouses across the state, brought by hungry and emboldened plaintiff attorneys.

These claims apply creative theories of liability, and they are being aggressively leveraged against a backdrop of social inflation and nuclear jury verdicts. Litigation costs are rising, and defense counsel is working to defeat these claims on such grounds as duty to warn, lack of notice and comparative negligence.

During this free webinar, our attorneys will discuss key litigation cost drivers and provide attendees with concrete steps they can take to mitigate premises liability risk and present a formidable defense should a premises slip, trip or fall lead to litigation.

Who Should Attend

This webinar is designed to benefit business and property owners, risk managers, property managers and insurance claims professionals. 

Presenters

Bob Marzano contact information Jake Hendricks Contact Information

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