Consequences of eliminating mandatory No-Fault insurance
Insurance lawyer is on Michigan Radio, explains how insurance companies are the only ones who benefit from proposed changes to Michigan No-Fault law
Steven M. Gursten was interviewed as an insurance lawyer source for a Michigan Radio story on what would really happen if legislators go through with proposed changes to the Michigan No-Fault law.
Michigan Radio is an FM radio station, and Gursten was featured on Michigan Watch, an investigative show.
Gursten told the host, Lester Graham, that these proposed insurance bills would cap medical expenses for auto accident victims to a dangerously low amount, not nearly enough to pull through lifelong injuries like traumatic brain injury or spinal cord injury.
He also stressed that if the Michigan Legislature really wants to lower insurance rates, there’s a smarter way to do it: Limit the insurance companies’ profits.
Here’s the full story: Consequences of eliminating mandatory No-Fault auto insurance
Related information:
Michigan No-Fault insurance resource center
Your Michigan No-Fault benefits
Written By
Steve M. Gursten,
Attorney,
License#: P53632
Steven Gursten, attorney at Michigan Auto Law and one of the most successful auto accident attorneys in Michigan. Michigan Auto Law represents people seriously injured in car, truck, motorcycle, and bus accidents, including catastrophic injury, traumatic brain injury, and No-Fault insurance cases. Steven has recovered the largest reported auto and truck accident settlement of any Michigan lawyer, and has been named Michigan Lawyer of the Year and a Top 50 Michigan Super Lawyer.
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