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Michigan High Court to Address Scope of “Gross Negligence” Exception to Governmental Immunity
In an order issued on December 23, 2014, the Michigan Supreme Court has granted oral argument to consider the state’s application in this wrongful death case. (Estate of Beals.Order). The plaintiff is the estate of an individual who was a … Continue reading
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