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Court of Appeals: Hambley is rightful health officer, board may fire her - Vimarsana News

Court of Appeals: Hambley is rightful health officer, board may fire her

GRAND RAPIDS — Adeline Hambley was properly appointed as Ottawa County's administrative health officer in December 2022, but the Ottawa County Board of Commissioners still has the right to fire

Right to appeal partially granted for Ottawa County in Hambley lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Right to appeal partially granted for Ottawa County in Hambley lawsuit

The Michigan Court of Appeals has granted the Ottawa County Board the right to appeal a lower court's ruling — in part — in a months-long lawsuit filed by the county's health officer.

High court eyeing limitations period that applies to pursue PIP benefits - Vimarsana News

High court eyeing limitations period that applies to pursue PIP benefits

Oral argument has been ordered in a case where the Michigan Court of Appeals held that the one-year statute of limitations period in MCL 500.3145(1) does not apply to the Michigan Property & Casualty Guaranty Association, or MPCGA, when it is pursuing benefits under the no-fault act.

Trial court erred in excluding expert testimony - Vimarsana News

Trial court erred in excluding expert testimony

A trial court erred when it barred expert testimony on conversion to an open procedure in a medical malpractice action arising out of a gallbladder removal, a Michigan Court of Appeals panel has ruled.

'Expensive, time-consuming catastrophe' | Michigan Lawyers Weekly - Vimarsana News

'Expensive, time-consuming catastrophe' | Michigan Lawyers Weekly

Default judgment was properly levied as a discovery sanction in a case of siblings battling over their late father’s trust, the Michigan Court of Appeals has held in a published decision.