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How Does Michigan No Fault Insurance Work if My Accident Was in Another State?

No-fault insurance is required to operate a motor vehicle in Michigan, so most people carry a policy, but what happens if you are visiting another state and get in a car accident there? Will your policy still cover the accident? All states have to ha… Read More
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Still No Progress on Money for Michigan Road Repairs

Michigan roads are in a state of disrepair, and there is yet to be a satisfactory solution. Michigan loses $1 billion every year in transportation assets. Michigan infrastructure needs to be repaired and maintained, and our state needs the resources… Read More
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What Is a No Fault Accident in Michigan?

A no fault accident is usually any auto accident. Michigan requires every car owner to get no fault insurance in order to receive license plates. It is illegal to drive or let someone else drive your car without a no fault insurance policy. There are… Read More
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193 Vehicles Involved in Deadly Pileup on I-94—What To Do in Michigan Multi-Vehicle Accidents

What do you do if you are involved in a multi-car crash? Not only can the injuries be worse than accidents involving only one or two cars, but the legal issues get tougher to deal with.  First thing’s first: if you find yourself in a multi-veh… Read More
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Travelling for the Holidays: Will You Qualify for Michigan No-fault Benefits for an Out-of-state Car Accident

The holidays are best when spent with the people you love. For many families, spending the holidays with loved ones means travelling afar. However, the increased traffic of the holidays combined with winter weather conditions can make highways and ro… Read More
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Michigan No-fault Law and Auto Accident Injuries Leading to Disabilities

When someone’s negligent driving leads to a permanent disability, nothing is more important than making sure that all medical expenses are covered and that future earnings won’t be lost and destroy your lifestyle for the future. Fortunat… Read More
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Poll Suggests Residents Oppose Reform of Michigan Auto No-Fault System

It’s not clear what message state legislators need to get before dropping efforts to reform the Michigan auto no-fault system, but a recent poll of Michigan residents confirmed that the vast majority of residents are opposed to the proposed reforms… Read More
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What are Threshold Injuries?

Threshold injuries are injuries that qualify for pursuit of third-party or non-economic damages in a Michigan car accident injury case. Michigan’s no-fault car insurance laws put strict limitations on personal injury lawsuits involving automobile a… Read More
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Bad “Credit Score” Means Michigan Auto Insurance Companies Pay More for Insured’s Medical Services

One of the many issues being debated in regards to potential reform of Michigan’s no-fault insurance laws is the claim by Michigan auto insurance companies that they are forced to pay more for the same medical services than health insurance compani… Read More
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Understanding Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Insurance Coverage in Michigan

Two of the most overlooked and underutilized types of auto insurance are uninsured and underinsured motorist insurance. These critical insurance policies are mandated in some states, but not in Michigan. Because they aren’t required by law and beca… Read More
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