Michigan High Court Refuses to Hear Dairy Queen Appeal
Did a taste for Dilly Bars contribute to a fatal crash in northern Michigan?
The Michigan Supreme Court won’t take an appeal in a lawsuit that blames a long line outside a Prudenville Dairy Queen for a crash that killed a motorcyclist in 2007.
Gusty Dirette was riding on M-55 in Roscommon County when he was struck by a car. The driver, Casey VanWormer, says he couldn’t see past the 10 to 15 people standing in front of a Dairy Queen on a warm August day.
Dirette’s estate claims the line was a public nuisance. But the state appeals court said a condition that requires a motorist to yield or wait doesn’t unreasonably interfere with safety.
The Supreme Court this week said it will let that decision stand.
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