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A recent Michigan Court of Appeals ruling bans video recording but allows in-person observers for independent medical examinations.
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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
Discovery will change dramatically under a new Michigan Supreme Court rule requiring judges to be “participant observers” in a more collaborative civil litigation process.
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