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Michigan Legislature Attacks No-Fault Law During Lame Duck

No-Fault Law Under Attack The Michigan legislature is making a last second run to dismantle the Michigan no-fault automobile law during the last week of this year’s tumultuous and controversial lame duck session. The Michigan legislature has already passed a number of controversial bills this lame duck season. In fact, Governor Snyder may end up […]

Wage Loss and Survivors’ Benefits Maximum Increases for Michigan No-Fault Cases

Michigan No-Fault Maximum Benefit Increases On October 1, 2018, the Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS) issued Bulletin 2018-19-INS, which changed the monthly maximum Michigan auto insurance carriers must pay for both wage loss and survivors’ loss benefit claims. For Michigan motor vehicle accidents that occur between October 1, 2018 to September 30, 2019, […]

How to Win a Michigan Accident Injury Case

6 Steps to Winning a Car, Truck, or Motorcycle Accident Injury Case Michigan has been fortunate to see a slight decrease in the number of traffic fatalities occurring on its roads over the past several years. However, that doesn’t mean accidents aren’t trending. In fact, 78,394 traffic related injuries were reported in Michigan in 2017. […]

Buyer Beware – Detroit Insurance Agency Fails to Provide Michigan No-Fault and Liability Coverage

A new and disturbing trend is emerging in the world of Michigan car insurance, in particular for policyholders in Detroit and surrounding communities. The trend centers around insurance agencies selling Michigan car insurance policies without liability and no-fault PIP coverage. Under Michigan law, every car insurance company must provide liability coverage of at least $20,000 […]

Bazzi v. Sentinel Insurance Company – Court of Appeals Ends The Innocent Third-Party Rule for PIP Cases

Michigan Car Accident Attorneys – Case Updates This week, the Michigan Court of Appeals made an important ruling, sweeping away decades of precedent. In Bazzi v. Sentinel Insurance Company, the Court held that if a car insurance company can establish that a no-fault policy was obtained through fraud, the carrier can rescind the policy, including […]

Michigan No-Fault Law – Court Rules That “Notice of Injury” Doesn’t Mean Every Injury

Michigan No-Fault Lawyers Last week, the Michigan Court of Appeals made an importing ruling on the “notice of injury” requirement for Michigan no-fault cases. Under the law, an individual involved in a Michigan car accident must notify the car insurance company responsible for payment no-fault benefits of injury in writing within 1 year of the […]