OZINGA TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS, INC. v. Michigan Ash Sales, Inc.

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• holding that when a party breaches the duty to defend or indemnify, proper damages may include attorney fees and litigation costs
• affirming that a property owner was not liable because it could not have informed plaintiff of any facts of which he was not already aware
• affirming that a property owner was not liable because it could not have informed plaintiff of any facts of which he was not already aware
• affirming that a property owner was not liable because it could not have informed plaintiff of any facts of which he was not already aware
• holding there was no triable issue regarding landowner's breach of duty where the plaintiff was aware of the slippery nature of fly ash on which he fell and where the landowner could not have informed plaintiff of any facts of which he was not already aware
• observing indemnitee “does not seek to exculpate itself for its own negligence; rather, it seeks that [indemnitor] indemnify it for [indemnitor’s] negligence”

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