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Medical Malpractice Notice of Intent II


by Michael B. Skinner · Sunday April 26, 2009 11:55 am  PERMALINK
As I mentioned here, notices of intent in Michigan have been getting more attention from the appellate courts lately.

Now, the Michigan Supreme Court has ordered argument on whether to take an appeal from this case which held that the plaintiff's notice of intent was deficient because it was not mailed to defendant's last known address.