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Attorneys Matthew LaBeau, Jeff Hicks, and Trent Collier successfully prosecuted a RICO action alleging fraud against a towing company and several co-conspirators

This matter originated out of a scheme by a towing company in Clio, Michigan that involved hundreds of fraudulent requests for towing services. After a pre-suit investigation by the insurance carrier, it was determined that several long distance tows never occurred based on the duration of service, the vehicle never making it to the alleged...
This matter originated out of a scheme by a towing company in Clio, Michigan that involved hundreds of fraudulent requests...
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Michael J. Cook Successfully Obtained Reversal of the Post-Meeting-Notice Provision in Court of Appeals

In Sampson v Shorepointe Nursing Center, the trial court ordered defense counsel to notify the plaintiff’s counsel every time they met with one of the plaintiff’s healthcare providers. Collins Einhorn appellate attorney Michael J. Cook successfully obtained reversal of the post-meeting-notice provision. Defense attorneys commonly request HIPAA-compliant qualified protective orders so that they can contact...
In Sampson v Shorepointe Nursing Center, the trial court ordered defense counsel to notify the plaintiff’s counsel every time they...
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Case Outcomes

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12 '06

David C. Anderson obtained summary disposition on behalf of a patent lawyer

December 2, 2006

David C. Anderson obtained summary disposition on behalf of a patent lawyer who was sued for allegedly failing to timely file a patent assignment from the inventor to the plaintiff corporation and for allegedly failing to obtain the broadest patent possible under the law. Mr. Anderson persuaded the Oakland County Circuit Court that the plaintiff…

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06 '06

The firms’ five-attorney appellate department has three cases in the Michigan Supreme Court in the ’06-’07 term

June 2, 2006

The firms’ five-attorney appellate department has three cases in the Michigan Supreme Court in the ’06-’07 term: a statute of limitation case where the Court has asked the parties to brief whether all discovery rules must be statutory (Trentadue v MFO Management), and two contractual indemnity cases (Tri-County v Hills Pet and Lanzo Construction v…

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09 '05

Richard Joslin defends medical malpractice action

September 5, 2005

Richard Joslin defends medical malpractice action, plaintiff sought $4 million in closing argument. After 8 hours of deliberation, the jury returned a verdict of no cause for action.

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