April 2026
FBMJ Attorney Silvia Mansoor Featured in Legal News Q&A on Medical Malpractice Defense
We’re proud to see our colleague Silvia Mansoor featured in a recent Q&A with Legal News, which will be circulating across multiple counties in Michigan. Silvia, a litigation attorney at Foley, Baron, Metzger, & Juip PLLC, shares insight into her work defending physicians in medical malpractice cases—including how critical it is... READ MORE
April 2026
FBMJ Team Volunteers with Wobbly Kitchen
Earlier this week, our team volunteered with Wobbly Kitchen to assemble and distribute care packages to members of our community in need. From fresh food to essential items, every bag was packed with care by our incredible staff. Community matters – and we’re glad to show up. ... READ MORE
April 2026
FBMJ Launches Special Education Law Practice Led by Matthew McCann
We are proud to announce the launch of FBMJ Attorneys’ Special Education Law practice, led by Matthew McCann. Navigating special education law can be complex for families, school districts, and professionals alike. Our goal is to provide clear, strategic guidance and strong advocacy to ensure students receive the services and... READ MORE
April 2026
FBMJ Attorneys Present to Emergency Medicine Providers on Medical Malpractice
On April 9, 2026, FBMJ attorneys Brian Whitelaw and Sarah Cherry presented a number of medical-legal issues to emergency medicine residents, medical students, and attending physicians at Ascension St. John Hospital Detroit in Detroit, Michigan. Emergency medicine physicians are among the most frequently named providers in medical malpractice lawsuits. Studies show... READ MORE
April 2026
FBMJ Welcomes Cork City and County Delegation to Detroit
In celebration of the strong ties between Detroit and Cork, we were honored to welcome a visiting delegation of government officials from Cork City and County Cork to Foley, Baron, Metzger & Juip for a breakfast gathering during St. Patrick’s Day week. Members of the judiciary, the legal community, and the... READ MORE
April 2026
Joseph P. McGill Appointed to Michigan Judicial Council
Foley, Baron, Metzger & Juip, PLLC is pleased to announce that Joseph P. McGill has been appointed to serve on the Michigan Judicial Council. The Michigan Judicial Council is an advisory body established by the Michigan Supreme Court to make recommendations on matters relating to the administration of justice and the... READ MORE
April 2026
FBMJ Cares in Action
We’re proud to support our community through FBMJ Cares. Our team recently came together to assemble care packages and donate comfort items to a local hospice organization in Livonia. These small gestures are meant to bring a little extra warmth and support to individuals and families during difficult times. At FBMJ, giving... READ MORE
April 2026
Jessica Creekmore Published in University of Toledo Law Review on AI and Healthcare
We are proud to share that Jessica Creekmore, RN, MSN, CPHRM, Nurse Paralegal at Foley, Baron, Metzger & Juip, PLLC, has been published in the University of Toledo Law Review. Jessica’s article examines the evolving intersection of artificial intelligence and healthcare, including the regulatory and liability considerations that may impact providers,... READ MORE
March 2026
FBMJ Partner Speaks at American Osteopathic College of Radiologists
FBMJ Partner Sarah Cherry was recently invited to speak with Radiologists at the American Osteopathic College of Radiologists about medical malpractice lawsuits as a part of their continuing education. Radiologists are one of the top six specialties that are sued for medical malpractice. In fact, approximately 70% of radiologists will be... READ MORE
March 2026
FBMJ Partner Sarah Cherry Secures Dismissal in Medical Malpractice and Negligence Case
FBMJ Partner Sarah Cherry recently obtained a dismissal of a medical malpractice and ordinary negligence case on behalf of one of her hospital clients. The case involves a patient’s admission to the hospital during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. During the hospital admission, the patient was transferred to the... READ MORE