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Detroit News: Michigan Supreme Court eases rules for auto injury lawsuits

August 2, 2010 by Steven M. Gursten

Car accident lawyer Steve Gursten tells newspaper that new auto law will let crash victims collect more fairly for pain and suffering lawsuits

The Detroit News features car accident lawyer Steve Gursten on McCormick v. Carrier, an Aug. 1, 2010 Michigan Supreme Court decision that changed Michigan’s auto law for the better.

In the news story, Gursten applauded the McCormick vs. Carrier opinion, saying the prior case law under Kreiner v. Fischer required injuries to be extreme in order for a plaintiff to
collect pain and suffering damages.

Take a look at the full story in the Detroit News: Mich. Court sets new standard in injury lawsuits

 

Related information:

McCormick v. Carrier and its effect on Michigan auto law

Michigan car accident checklists

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