Allison Lazette is a partner at Magdich Law, P.C. Ms. Lazette graduated from the University of Michigan in 2004 with a Bachelor of Arts in both English and Political Science. She then went on to obtain her Juris Doctorate from Michigan State University College of Law in 2007. Ms. Lazette was admitted to the State Bar of Michigan in 2007.
Ms. Lazette joined Magdich Law in 2008. She left for a brief stint to do Plaintiff-side litigation and has since returned. Currently, Ms. Lazette concentrates on general negligence, premises liability, automobile liability, insurance disputes, medical malpractice defense, dog bites, and subrogation matters. She has worked on all aspects of personal insurance protection benefits disputes and third-party disputes, including successfully handling several jury trials. Ms. Lazette is also available as a facilitator.
Juris Doctorate received in 2007
Bachelor of Arts in 2004
Autonomous Vehicle Update: The Intersection of Technology and Law | May 2019 | No Fault Summit ICLE
Allison Lazette-Magnan and Jeffrey Murray secured a dismissal of a provider suit for PIP benefits by showing that Plaintiff could not recover because their primary
Plaintiffs brought claims for first-party PIP benefits following a deadly accident. Allison Lazette-Magnan and Jeffrey Murray convinced the court to dismiss Plaintiff’s claims altogether because
Plaintiff was blitzing through the countryside, unlicensed and speeding. Worse still for Plaintiff, he did not have any No Fault insurance on the day of
Author: Yolanda A. Turner | Editor: Allison D. Lazette-Magnan Michigan Court of Appeals Haydaw v Farm Bureau Ins Co Limits an Insurer’s Right to Rescind
Michigan Oakland County Circuit Court Grants Magdich Law partner Allison Lazette-Magnan’s Motion for Summary Disposition in Third-Party Liability Claim, finding that the Third-Party Defendant was not negligent and
Little Known Fact:
Ms. Lazette ran the Detroit Marathon in 2010 and is currently her neighborhood diving champion in their annual festival called Aquacade.
