March 20, 2017
Auto accident victims have right under No-Fault to hire their own case manager, and insurers’ duty to pay for ‘services’ doesn’t let them demand who provides it
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July 19, 2016
House Bill 5735 proposes banning ‘price optimization’ to stop auto insurers from raising prices on consumers who won’t shop around Are you a loyal customer to your insurance company? Did you know your loyalty is being abused, and could be costing you money? Here’s an ugly truth about auto insurance companies. Rather than being rewarded …
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March 10, 2016
Published Appellate Court rulings mark second, third times that State Farm is rebuked for same argument to avoid paying uninsured motorist claims to auto accident victims How many times does State Farm have to have its hand smacked by Michigan courts before it learns to stop trying to wrongfully deny auto accident victims the “uninsured …
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October 2, 2013
What led the Utah Court to denounce State Farm’s “deceit,” “mad dog defense tactics,” and “fraudulent practices” State Farm week continues on the Michigan Auto Law blog. Monday I discussed State Farm’s “Mad Dog” defense tactics, and Tuesday, I discussed just how profitable these business practices have become for the giant insurer, together with a …
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April 1, 2013
Why it’s the Michigan auto insurance industry that is likely behind the latest price increase from the MCCA On March 27, 2013, the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association, or MCCA, announced a price increase. Again. This time it announced it was increasing its annual, per-vehicle assessment from $175 to $186. This is a 6% rate increase. …
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November 30, 2012
State Farm offers $0, bad faith case against State Farm is next Kevin Seiferheld, an excellent trial lawyer at Michigan Auto Law, recovered a $1.485 million jury verdict for his client in Macomb County. What is notable about this case is that the insurance company for the defendant, State Farm, offered $0 – that’s right …
October 10, 2011
Prices too high, too many customer complaints, and fighting claims it should be paying This year, I put Dairyland Insurance Company as No. 1 on the list our insurance lawyers assembled of the six worst auto insurance companies for 2011. Now, Dairyland hits a new low for “milking” profits from its own customers. In addition …
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August 3, 2011
Michigan No-Fault insurance attorney explains that fine print in Allstate’s new “guarantee” suggests its “good hands” may still need washing As a Michigan No-Fault insurance attorney, let’s just say I’ve sued Allstate quite a bit over the past nearly 20 years I’ve been helping people. So I was a bit surprised to see Allstate’s new …
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May 29, 2011
Guest opinion in The Oakland Press, on Michigan’s worst auto insurance companies and how they’re mistreating car accident victims and consumers Michigan’s auto insurance industry has been taking advantage of Michigan drivers – and Steve Gursten, partner of Michigan Auto Law, is telling Oakland County readers about it. Gursten, a renowned auto accident lawyer, wrote …
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