Anthony C. Sallah
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Articles
Federal Court Applying Michigan Law Recognizes Implied Warranty of Design Adequacy
USA - October 15 2020 The United States District Court for the Western District of Arkansas has come to the conclusion that implied warranty of design adequacy should...
Does Michigan Require Two-Party Consent to Record a Private Conversation?
USA - October 8 2020 For decades, Michigan has been referred to as a “one-party” consent state for eavesdropping purposes. This means that it is not illegal to record a...
Michigan Supreme Court To Clarify Interpretation of Michigan’s Eavesdropping Statute
USA - October 7 2020 The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan certified the question of whether Michigan is a one- or two-party consent state for...
California Court Allows Subcontractor to Pursue Project Owner for Tortious Interference
USA - September 3 2020 A California appellate court recently held that an owner on a construction project could be liable to a subcontractor for the tort of intentional...
Michigan Supreme Court Holds a Contractor’s Defective Work Is an ‘Occurrence’
USA - July 8 2020 The Michigan Supreme Court held that the definition of an “accident” in a subcontractor’s commercial general liability policy can include...
