No-Fault Insurance Debate Faces Michigan Lawmakers
November 18 2017 Chronicle column critiques Michigan no fault auto insurance. It recalls a near party line vote against Lana Theis proposed reform to cut premiums by up to 40 percent while boosting injured driver benefits, cites Medicare pay disparities, and warns of fraud, vendor overcharging, and insufficient legislative oversight. It calls for reform, stronger enforcement, and a public, prudent path forward.
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Letter to the Editor Promotes 12 Days of Kindness
A reader urges unity during the holidays and invites neighbors to join 12 days of kindness. She plans to celebrate with her granddaughter by giving time and small acts of service to the community, such as cookies for first responders and thank you notes, to combat bullies and spread goodness.
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Negative evidence and the Serinto v Borman Food Stores case
In 1968 Michigan Supreme Court rulings on negative evidence in a grocery store injury suit, Catherine Serinto argued constructive negligence against Borman Food Stores in Detroit after a jar spilled and she could not hear a crash during 45 minutes in the store. The Court rejected the inference, holding insufficient proof for negligence based on absence of observation.
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