Michigan’s No-Fault Insurance Byline: Stephanie Arndt, Appellate Specialist For decades, Michigan was one of the only states that provided victims of automobile accidents with comprehensive, lifetime benefits if they were injured in a motor vehicle accident. For individuals who sustained catastrophic or permanent injuries, this was an important benefit. It…
Category: No-Fault Reform
DAVE CHRISTENSEN SPEAKS ABOUT MICHIGAN NO-FAULT LEGISLATION AND INSURANCE Our resident subject matter expert Dave was recently asked to opine on the impact the new No-Fault legislation has had on the MCCA (Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association), PIP, and the pass-along consequences to Michigan consumers. Watch the segment here: The Rising…
As a no-fault insurance state, Michigan motorists must first turn to their own insurers to collect compensation for expenses stemming from an auto accident. Personal injury protection (PIP) benefits pay for an injured party’s medical expenses, wage loss, attendant care, and replacement services after a crash. It doesn’t matter who…
