· 11/7/1994
McGill v. Auto Ass'n of Mich
Citations
- 526 N.W.2d 12
- 207 Mich. App. 402
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- noting that “it is unlikely that the insureds would be liable for these expenses”
- finding proposed class plaintiffs claims atypical: “[There is] no evidence that Plaintiffs have suffered injury as a result of Defendants’ partial payment of their medical bills; nor is any injury threatened.”
- finding proposed class plaintiff's claims atypical: “[There is] no evidence that Plaintiffs have suffered injury as a result of Defendants' partial payment of their medical bills; nor is any injury threatened.”
- finding proposed class plaintiff's claims atypical: “[There is] no evidence that Plaintiffs have suffered injury as a result of Defendants' partial payment of their medical bills; nor is any injury threatened.”
- finding no error in the refusal to certify the plaintiffs’ proposed class and explaining that “[b]ecause plaintiffs cannot maintain their individual causes of action, they are unqualified to represent the purported class[]”
- requesting “such further relief as shall be agreeable to equity and good conscience”
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Judges: Shepherd, Taylor, Gotham
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