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Michigan Court of Appeals Holds that a Construction Lien is Limited to the Amount of the Contract Less any Payment Already Made

In the Michigan Court of Appeals’ September 10, 2019 published opinion, TSP Services, Inc. v. National-Standard, LLC, (No....

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Michigan Court of Appeals Holds That Implied Warranties Cannot be Revived Once They Are Disclaimed

In a published Michigan Court of Appeals Opinion, Vanalstine v Land O’Lakes Purina Feeds, No. 340150 (December 2018),...

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Res judicata does not bar a second suit if a continuing course of wrongful conduct gives rise to a new cause of action

The Michigan Court of Appeals recently held in Jones v. Westminster, that the doctrine of res judicata does...

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Uncertainty as to the amount of damages may be fatal to recovery in a breach of contract case

In a recent unpublished opinion, the Michigan Court of Appeals held that the damages incurred by a plaintiff...

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To Prevail or Not to Prevail under the Construction Lien Act

The Michigan Supreme Court recently expounded on the definition of a prevailing party under the Construction Lien Act...

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