Zabbia N. Alholou
Zabbia N. Alholou
248-663-7749
Summary
Zabbia is a member of the firm’s General and Automotive Liability practice group. Her practice focuses on first-and third-party automotive defense and other general liability matters. Her experience includes no-fault, provider law, family law, and lemon law. Prior to Collins Einhorn, she also served as discovery counsel and managed complex discovery matters for more than 200 cases pending in the State of California.
During law school, Zabbia worked for Wayne County Corporation Counsel and Building Authority, assigned to various projects for Wayne County. She also co-founded the Arab and Chaldean Law Student Association and served on the board of the American Syrian Arab Cultural Association.
Practice Areas
Credentials
Education
- Thomas M. Cooley Law School (J.D. 2013)
- University of Detroit Mercy (B.A. 2009)
Admissions
- State Bar of Michigan
Professional Activities
- Oakland County Bar Association
- Michigan Muslim Bar Association
Community Involvement
Member of the American Syrian Arab Cultural Association
Prominent Outcomes
Successfully argued a motion for summary disposition against a breach of contract claim and went on to win case evaluation sanctions (December 2018)
Received favorable verdicts for two family law cases (August 2019)
Publications & Speaking Engagements
“Intentional Tort Remedies”, Chapter 3 of Damages and Remedies in Michigan (4th Ed), a publication of the Institute of Continuing Legal Education
News & Insights
Since the Michigan Supreme Court released Covenant Med Ctr, Inc v State Farm Mut Auto Ins Co, 500 Mich 191; 895 NW2d 490 (2017), the assignment of no-fault benefits to medical providers has been an area of contention. Previously, many insurance carriers included anti-assignment clauses in their policies. But in 2018, the Michigan Court of…
On occasion, a plaintiff will sue an insurance company for uninsured motorist (UM) benefits after a no-contact/no-collision accident involving an unknown at-fault driver. UM benefits are not a statutory requirement in Michigan, but rather a contractual benefit. So the litigants often ask the court to review the policy language and provide an opinion regarding its…
Since the Michigan Supreme Court released its Covenant opinion[1] in 2017, Michigan courts have issued inconsistent decisions regarding a medical provider’s rights under an assignment after the assignor settles his claim for no-fault personal injury protection (PIP) benefits. The Michigan Court of Appeals heeded the calls for direction on this issue and approved Physiatry and…
Collins Einhorn Farrell PC is pleased to announce that attorney Zabbia N. Alholou has joined the firm’s General & Automotive Liability practice group. Alholou’s practice focuses on first-and third-party automotive defense and other general liability matters. Her experience includes no-fault, provider law, family law, and lemon law. Prior to Collins Einhorn, she also served…