MBL Partner Elizabeth Spiridon had a strong week with three major motion victories.

In two provider suits following an appeal and remand, the Court granted in part MBL’s Motion for Summary Disposition, finding that the majority of claims were barred by the one-year-back rule. Out of more than $286,800 in claims, less than $16,900 remains. Executive Partner Kaitlyn Cramer handled the appeal and Elizabeth led the post-appeal proceedings.

Elizabeth also obtained a dismissal with prejudice in a third-party suit involving a staged-loss investigation, where MBL represented the Uber driver involved in a hit-and-run. After two Plaintiffs (a mother and son) stopped cooperating, the Court dismissed the case with prejudice —a less common result for non-cooperation cases — finding the briefing and arguments presented persuasive enough to preclude the Plaintiffs from being able to refile their claim in the future. The case involved a $1 million exposure across six Plaintiffs.

Congratulations to Elizabeth and the MBL team for another week of great results!

Dated: November 5, 2025