A. Vince Colella Moss & Colella P.C. On June 11, 2019, the initial changes to the Michigan No Fault Act became law. The thrust of the amendments centered on the elimination of mandatory unlimited essential services (expenses for care, recovery and rehabilitation). Additionally, the amendments changed the order of priority for pedestrians, bicyclists and certain...Read More
A. Vince Colella Moss & Colella P.C. This new year brings hope and optimism for a return to “normal.” For many businesses, this means initiating efforts to bring workers (essential and otherwise) back to the workplace. However, even with an aggressive and strategic distribution plan for the vaccine, employees may be required to return to...Read More
A. Vince Colella Moss & Colella P.C. Lawyers who engage in the practice of representing victims of automobile accidents recognize that written notice must be provided to the appropriate insurer within one year of the date of loss. Auto insurance carriers are also keenly aware of this requirement, although the victims and their medical providers...Read More
A. Vince Colella Moss & Colella P.C. In the world of personal injury litigation, many smaller boutique firms are dependent upon referrals from other attorneys. For the referring attorney, it is a tried and true way to earn significant fees. However, all too often, referrals are loosely made by a quick phone call, email or...Read More
A. Vince Colella Moss & Colella P.C. On Friday, October 2, the Michigan Supreme Court in a 4-3 narrow majority opinion eradicated more than 180 executive orders issued by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in response to the coronavirus pandemic. The opinion, authored by Justice Stephen Markman, held “the executive orders issued by the Governor in response...Read More
A. Vince Colella Moss & Colella P.C. A common question often asked during the pandemic is “how’s business?” For personal injury trial lawyers, the answer is simple: “Frustrating.” Victims of serious injury accidents often face alarming debt due to mounting medical expenses and the loss of their jobs. Many have no choice but to file...Read More
A. Vince Colella Moss & Colella P.C. As lawyers, we have all subscribed to the axiom, “bad facts make bad law.” This phrase rang true in 2014, when a Michigan Court of Appeals panel found in favor of an auto insurer that invoked a fraud exclusion in its policy to deny claims for replacement service...Read More
A. Vince Colella Moss & Colella P.C. The killing of George Floyd has led to a watershed moment in a storied evolution of the modern Civil Rights Era. What was once thought to be isolated incidents of bad judgment by police officers is now recognized as widespread and systemic failure. As the nation’s collective cry...Read More
A. Vince Colella Moss & Colella P.C. Nearly three months after the first presumptive positive COVID-19 case was detected, the Michigan Supreme Court is struggling to find ways to continue the essential business of courtroom activity. On April...Read More
By A. Vince Colella Moss & Colella P.C. It has been all hands-on-deck for hospitals and health care workers since March 10, when the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services reported its first two presumptive-positive cases of the coronavirus. Since that time, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has exercised her powers, in part, under the Emergency...Read More
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