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Temporary savings, permanent benefits cuts, MCCA secrecy, unused cost-controls & discrimination against poor plague latest plan to dismantle No Fault Last Thursday, Michigan House Speaker Jase Bolger (R-Marshall) introduced his new plan for No Fault “reform,” stating that it’s “compromise” legislation to No Fault House Bill 4612. But there are very good reasons to say …
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Steven M. Gursten, head of Michigan Auto Law, was recently a guest on the Lester Graham Show, on NPR Michigan Radio. Steve and Mr. Graham discussed Gov. Rick Snyder’s efforts to enact No Fault “reform” to the Michigan auto insurance system through House Bill 4612. Steve told Mr. Graham that the current No Fault reform …
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Guest column in Detroit Free Press on what’s really behind no fault “reform” Lawyer Steven Gursten, head of Michigan Auto Law, was featured as a guest columnist in the Detroit Free Press. Gursten’s piece highlighted the point that while the powerful insurance industry makes a hard push for no fault “reform” under the pretense that …
Country’s third most expensive No-Fault rates highlights the need for taxpayers to know the truth on how auto insurance costs are determined Michigan drivers know very little about why Michigan No-Fault auto insurance companies charge the high prices they do. We deserve to know more. Much more. I’ve been an insurance lawyer for almost 20 …
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Insurance lawyer shares analysis by nationally renowned insurance expert Jay Angoff that Michigan’s No-Fault insurance companies are reaping record profits and charging excessive premiums “Highly profitable” is how former Insurance Commissioner Jay Angoff describes Michigan’s largest auto insurance companies. This comes as no surprise to our Michigan insurance lawyers. Michigan is one of the only …
