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No-Fault Law Requires Employers to Provide Auto Accident Victim’s Pay Records

Lawyer Commentary on No-Fault Statute: MCL 500.3158

Statement of earnings, form, contents; reports of treatment of injuries persons; records, production, inspection, copying

Upon request, an employer must provide a statement of job earnings made by a car accident victim claiming inability to work and requesting wage loss (work loss) from his own no- fault insurance company, based on injuries from a car accident.

Similarly, any medical institution, such as a hospital or physician’s office, must provide medical records or bills related to its treatment of any person requesting payment from his no-fault insurance company for injuries resulting from a car accident. However, any medical records not somehow related to a car accident, personal injuries from a car accident or in regard to prior claims unrelated to a car accident are not payable.

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