[brunad]

One last question, it is for a research paper.
I have to find an actual case ruling similar to the issue at hand. Mr. A bought a car from GM and part of the agreement was that any warranty dispute would be settled by binding arbitration (he bought the car at a discount because his wife workes for GM).
Now he is having problems with the car but he wants to sue instead of doing the arbitration.
My assignment is to find a similar case to determine if the arbitration agreement is binding or not.
I looked at www.courts.michigan.gov but none of the cases there were similar, where else can I look?

[aaron]

If you're trying to get more Michigan case law, you can obtain it for a fee through services such as WestLaw and Lexis (or perhaps you can get a free account through your school), or for free in book form at any law library. For recent national case law, LexisOne offers a database covering the past five years.

[brunad]

I can't use any of those because we are not supposed to use the databases from school. I actually found from another student the exact case that I needed (the name) but I can't find the actual case. I looked on the Michigan Courts of Appeals for "Abela v. GM" but I can't find it, it is a recent case within the last 14 months.
Please Help

[aaron]

Go to Google. Search for "Abela General Motors" and click "I'm feeling lucky". Click the link to "Opinion" at the top of the page.