Moore v. Painting
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Eer CURIAM.
This case returns to this Court on remand from our Supreme Court, which has asked us to *439determine “whether the Workers’ Compensation Appellate Commission erred in holding that the decedent had ‘deserted’ the plaintiffs daughter, so as to make the daughter a conclusive dependent under the second sentence of MCL 418.331(b).” Moore v Prestige Painting, 477 Mich 927 (2006). We conclude that decedent Scott Moore did not desert his daughter, Jamie Douglas, and, as a result, Jamie was not a conclusive dependent pursuant to MCL 418.331(b).
I. FACTS AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY
This case arises…
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