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No-Fault Reform

Detroiters pay steep price for redlining

Redlining and discriminatory pricing on car insurance in cities like Detroit persists, so what side of the street you’re on makes a huge difference on auto insurance costs — up to $5,000 more in Detroit

House defeats Duggan-Leonard No Fault insurance plan on 63-45 vote

In wake of demise of Duggan-Leonard-Theis No Fault insurance plan, lawmakers must make realistic, conscientious strides to lower premiums, preserve benefits

Why Michigan No Fault reform bill HB 5013 is bad for your health

Health insurance study further undermines Michigan No Fault plan to use benefit caps to steer car accident victims toward health-insurer medical coverage

Repulsive Michigan No Fault reform bill goes to full House

Insurance-backed Republicans on committee betting that promises of savings in bill will be too tempting for full House to resist

Expect more denials and delays under Duggan No Fault plan

Duggan-Leonard-Theis reform plan, HB 5013, gives auto insurers more “excuses” for insurance companies to deny, defend, delay No Fault benefits to hurt car crash victims

How insurers will be able to harass Michigan doctors

Duggan-Leonard No Fault reform bill allows insurance companies to harass doctors who treat injured car crash victims through denial of payments, claims of improper overutilization, refunds — even threats of criminal charges

Will Michigan doctors stop treating car accident victims?

Uncertainty of payment and insurer harassment under Duggan-Leonard-Theis No Fault plan will scare doctors away from treating injured auto accident victims

Duggan-Leonard reform plan makes it tougher to collect overdue No Fault benefits

Duggan-Leonard-Theis auto No Fault reform plan sets new hurdles for auto lawyers to prove owed No Fault PIP benefits are overdue; easier for insurers to deny valid claims to consumers; makes it harder for lawyers to sue and bring lawsuits for legally owed and overdue PIP benefits

House lawmakers unite in push for Michigan No Fault reform

Democrats & Republicans back Michigan No Fault reform that includes fee schedule, IME oversight & imposing fair dealing/good faith requirement on auto insurers

How the Michigan Chamber of Commerce is failing its members on No Fault reform

Michigan Chamber of Commerce president Richard Studley drops the ball on helping Michigan businesses compete, have real savings for drivers; ignores rising health care costs for employers and taxpayers

Mayor Duggan, where’s our 95% car insurance savings?

Shouldn’t drivers pay 95% less if the Duggan-Leonard-Theis plan is going to allow the insurance companies to slash No Fault PIP coverage by 95%, instead of letting the insurance cos. pocket the difference at taxpayers’ expense?

Politicians pushing No Fault reform got $250K from insurance industry

Campaign contribution data shows House Insurance Committee Republicans who favor No Fault car insurance reform have received $253,075 from insurance industry