Litigation Reform

New Michigan Legislation Seeks to Combat “Venue Shopping” in Courtrooms

New legislation introduced in the Michigan House aims to close loopholes that allow lawsuits to be filed in courtrooms or […]

A Michigan Supreme Court ruling handed down today could reshape how regulated industries and licensed professions across the state operate—and

Michigan has been named one of just four states in “legislative limbo” by the American Tort Reform Association, called out

A coalition of 44 Michigan organizations and stakeholders has submitted a joint letter to the Senate Finance, Insurance, and Consumer

With common-sense reforms, Lansing can ensure judicial financing tools are accessible without undermining our legal system or putting litigants in

The passage of HB 5281 marks a meaningful step toward bringing accountability to third-party litigation funding — a largely unregulated

Recent legislation in Michigan aims to preserve a critical legal safeguard that promotes stability and predictability for licensed professionals and

Michigan is one step closer to restoring long-standing “open and obvious” premises liability protections through the passage of House Bill

Leading Michigan business and policy organizations today launched the Michigan Alliance for Legal Reform, a new, broad-based coalition dedicated to

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel contends that the state’s Supreme Court tore a huge loophole in the middle of the