Michigan Supreme Court Denies Compensation for COVID-19 Business Closures

Rulings uphold appeals court decisions, rejecting claims from businesses and students seeking financial redress.

Businesses argued for compensation, citing government's responsibility during health crises.
Appeals court ruled closures did not constitute government taking of private property.
Supreme Court's brief order supports appeals court, without full hearing of arguments.
Dissenting justices warn decision undermines judiciary's credibility in protecting property rights.
Similar lawsuit by college students seeking refunds for online classes also denied.