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Progressive Insurance Settlement Offers To Be Aware Of

It’s crucial that car accident victims know about these harmful Progressive insurance settlement offers to ensure they don’t accept a low ball settlement.

Insurance Company Settlement Tactics To Be Aware Of

These dirty insurance company settlement tactics are being used to trick car accident victims into settling their claims for pennies on the dollar.

Is Cure Auto Insurance Good In Michigan?

Cure auto insurance is not good for Michigan drivers. They charge a 25% “deposit” on top of their premium. They may second-guess your doctor and refuse to pay for your surgery. They give horrible advice to drivers to under-insure, leaving them personally exposed to crushing medical bills. And if you have to file a claim? […]

CURE Auto Insurance Complaints: A Troubling Pattern Begins To Emerge

If you’ve been following my blog post and my website on CURE Auto Insurance, you already know that despite operating in Michigan for just four years, CURE ranks second among Michigan’s 82 largest auto insurers for the highest number of complaints in 2024 -even though CURE was only the 16th largest auto insurer in Michigan. […]

Are You A Victim of Abusive Claims Handling by CURE Auto Insurance?

One of the many reasons why I began speaking out about CURE Auto Insurance is because I’ve watched as this New Jersey-based insurer has been behaving like something out of an episode of The Sopranos—as if Tony Soprano himself were running an insurance company! Exhibit A: CURE auto insurance has been declaring its customers’ vehicles […]

Michigan Senate Hears Testimony About CURE Auto Insurance Abuses

The Michigan Senate Committee on Finance, Insurance and Consumer Protection heard testimony about CURE Auto Insurance’s claims handling practices at the September 17th hearing on “Automobile Insurance Accountability and Affordability.” The Michigan Senate lawmakers heard about the experiences of CURE Auto Insurance insureds whose vehicles were deemed a “total loss” after a crash, only to […]

Did CURE Auto Insurance CEO Eric Poe Deceive The Detroit News?

In its August 14th issue, The Detroit News launched an expose on the shocking number of customer complaints that have been filed against CURE. When asked by The Detroit News about all those complaints that have been filed against CURE Auto Insurance, CEO Eric Poe says it’s because of billboards that my law firm has put […]

$10,000 Michigan PIP Medical Car insurance Deductible: Beware

If your insurance agent offers to lower your auto premiums by having you purchase a $10,000 car insurance deductible on your Michigan No-Fault PIP coverage, just say no. What your agent is likely not telling you is that most of the people who are opting for this coverage are those who would also be most […]

Michigan Car Insurance Cancellation For Non-Payment Explained

Michigan’s law for car insurance cancellation for non-payment provides protection for drivers at risk of being denied No-Fault coverage due to non-payment.

Will CURE Auto Insurance Question The Medical Necessity Of Your Medical Care?

Will CURE Auto Insurance question the treatment determinations of your doctors and the medical necessity of your medical care after a car accident?  Or, to put it a different way, will CURE refuse to pay for your surgery, medical care and treatment, and necessary services and products based on CURE’s own determination that they are “not […]

Does CURE Want To Charge 25% More For Car Insurance? You Bet They Do!

CURE Auto Insurance wants to charge Michigan drivers 25% more for car insurance coverage in 2025. Again. On October 21, 2024, CURE asked the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS) to allow the auto insurer to “[i]ncrease [its] base rate for BI, PPI, and PIP coverages by 25%,” according to CURE’s Rate Filing […]

Independent Medical Examination (IME): Why They Are No Laughing Matter

An independent medical examination (IME exam) is neither “independent” nor “medical.” The doctor is picked from a pre-approved list by an insurance company.