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PartnerA partner in the firm's Bloomfield Hills office, Abe Barlaskar concentrates his litigation practice on defending insurers and personal line carriers, rental car companies, trucking companies, and corporations and ...
Arbitration clause in membership contract language allows warehouse club to avoid plaintiff-friendly jurisdictions to resolve disputes.
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Investigating a plaintiff’s prior suits may reveal contrary positions barring a claim through judicial estoppel.
Tags: Auto Liability, Bankruptcy, Judicial Estoppel, Litigation Discovery, Motor Vehicle Liability, No Fault Liability, Premises Liability, Residential Liability, Retail Liability, Trucking Liability
Deceased student's intoxication results in appellate court affirming trial court's decision to bar wrongful death action filed by decedent's estate.
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