Caleb Griffin v. Swartz Ambulance Service

Summary

The Michigan Supreme Court denied plaintiff Caleb Griffin’s application for leave to appeal the Court of Appeals’ summary‑disposition judgment granting immunity to Swartz Ambulance Service. The Court concluded it was not persuaded that the question presented warranted review. Two justices dissented, arguing that the statutory term “treatment” should be read to exclude patient transportation and that the issue was ambiguous.