The Michigan car insurance cancellation laws determine the very specific ways in which your insurance company can cancel your policy. These include a specific set of rules for when a company can cancel a driver’s policy, the type and length of cancellation notice that must be given, and that a refund must be provided. They …
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No longer can auto insurance companies use overly broad No-Fault fraud clauses in their policies to take away all of your legally-guaranteed Michigan auto insurance benefits after a car accident just by claiming you’ve made a mistake in your claims forms, an inaccurate statement in the past, or because of what a some private eye …
This is what you need to know about how the car insurance claim process in Michigan works after an accident. Generally, there are three potential claims that a crash victim may have. One is for No-Fault insurance benefits. The second is for your injuries and your pain and suffering compensation if you were injured in …
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It is essential that you know how to file an auto insurance claim against someone in Michigan if you have been in a car accident. The three potential claims that you may have are for No-Fault benefits to cover medical bills and lost wages, for pain and suffering compensation and for a mini tort recovery …
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The requirements for car insurance for delivery drivers in Michigan are complicated. Delivery drivers must have auto No-Fault insurance, which includes liability coverage. But to be properly covered for a car accident, delivery drivers must also have commercial auto insurance or make sure there is no business-use exclusion that would void coverage. Most carriers could …
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There is no VA benefits opt out for drivers under Michigan’s new auto No-Fault insurance law. Also, because VA benefits do not cover all medical costs related to a car accident, other No-Fault coverages are “unavailable” under the auto law to drivers whose main or only source of health care is VA benefits. There is …
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New changes to the No-Fault law took effect on July 2, 2020, leaving many older drivers asking questions about auto insurance for seniors in Michigan.
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Qualified health coverage is the health insurance coverage that Michigan’s new No-Fault law requires drivers to have to select certain medical coverage levels.