December 2023
Two FBMJ Legal Support Professionals Selected as 2023 “Unsung Heroes” by Michigan Lawyers Weekly
Michigan Lawyers Weekly recently announced its class of 2023 “Unsung Heroes” in the legal industry, and we’re thrilled to announce that two FBMJ legal support professionals made the list. Laura Pilarski, Legal Assistant, and Lynne Gibson, Senior Legal Assistant & Administrative Liaison, were both recognized by Michigan Lawyers Weekly. The Unsung... READ MORE
November 2023
Congratulations to FBMJ Attorneys Rodey and Richtarcik for Successful Motion to Dismiss
Congratulations to FBMJ attorneys Cathy Rodey and Brian Richtarcik on a successful Motion to Dismiss in Wayne County Circuit Court before Judge Kathleen McCarthy. The complicated case claimed negligence, gross negligence, IIED, wrongful death, and violations of two provisions of the Elliot Larsen Civil Rights Act against FBMJ’s defendant physician.... READ MORE
November 2023
FBMJ Welcomes New Attorney – M. Hussein Houjaij
Foley, Baron, Metzger & Juip, PLLC (FBMJ) is pleased to announce that M. Hussein Houjaij has joined the firm as a new Associate Attorney. Richard Baron, Member, made the announcement. Hussein’s practice will focus on environmental, toxic tort, mass tort and products liability litigation, as well as permitting and compliance with... READ MORE
November 2023
Randy Juip Named to 2023 Leaders in the Law by Michigan Lawyers Weekly
Congratulations to FBMJ Managing Member Randy Juip for being named to Michigan Lawyers Weekly’s 2023 Leaders in the Law. Randy was one of only thirty lawyers in Michigan to receive this well-deserved honor. According to Michigan Lawyers Weekly, the Leaders in the Law program seek to recognize attorneys who are setting the standard for... READ MORE
October 2023
FBMJ Attorneys Win No-Cause Verdict in Defamation Trial
Congratulations to Foley, Baron, Metzger & Juip attorneys, Kim Sveska and Brooke Johnston on successfully obtaining a no cause trial win for their hospital client in Saginaw County Circuit Court this week in an alleged defamation claim. Plaintiff, a former medical sales representative, sought over $9.6 million dollars from the... READ MORE
September 2023
Silvia Mansoor Elected Vice-Chair of the Young Lawyers Section of the State Bar of Michigan Board of Commissioners
Congratulations to FBMJ attorney, Silvia A. Mansoor, who was elected as the Chair-Elect of the State Bar of Michigan Young Lawyers Section this past weekend. By virtue of her election, Silvia also holds a seat with the State Bar of Michigan Board of Commissioners. Founded in 1940, the Young Lawyers Section... READ MORE
August 2023
FBMJ Partner Randy Juip Honored as One of the “Top 100 Lawyers in Michigan”
Foley, Baron, Metzger & Juip, PLLC partner Randy Juip has been named one of the “Top 100 Lawyers in Michigan” for the third straight year by Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters business. This list comprises attorneys from all practice areas across the entire state of Michigan. For inclusion in the Michigan... READ MORE
August 2023
FBMJ Lawyers Named to Michigan Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists in 2023
Foley, Baron, Metzger & Juip, PLLC is pleased to announce that nine of its lawyers have been named by Super Lawyers magazine to the 2023 Michigan Super Lawyers list, and six of its lawyers to the Michigan Rising Stars lists. Randy Juip was also honored as one of the Top... READ MORE
March 2023
Nicole Joseph-Windecker Receives MDTC’s 2023 Golden Gavel Award
Nicole Joseph-Windecker was recently honored as one of two 2023 recipients of the Michigan Defense Trial Counsel’s (MDTC) Golden Gavel Award. The Golden Gavel Award is presented to a lawyer who has practiced law for 10 years or less and who, according to the MDTC, “exemplifies significant contribution to professionalism and... READ MORE
February 2023
2023 Limitation on Noneconomic Damages
On January 31, 2023, the State of Michigan Department of Treasury published the 2023 limitations on noneconomic damages for claims alleging medical malpractice. The “upper cap” is now adjusted to $960,500 (an increase of $73,000 from last year). The “lower cap” is now adjusted to $537,900 (an increase of $40,900... READ MORE