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AssociateAn attorney in Plunkett Cooney's Labor & Employment Law Practice Group, Brian K. Mitzel concentrates his practice primarily on the defense of clients involved in employment liability litigation and regulatory disputes that ...
If you can’t remember last night at the bar, you probably shouldn't file a lawsuit when you wake up in the hospital.
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In new unpublished case, Michigan Court of Appeals rules black ice is open and obvious.
Tags: Open & Obvious, Premises Liability
Don’t be spooked by your own “phantom employees” in premises liability cases.
Tags: Premises Liability
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