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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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When comparing PLPD insurance vs full coverage there is an important difference. Personal liability property damage insurance only covers medical bills, lost wages and liability (when someone sues you for causing a crash). Full coverage auto insurance also covers medical bills, wage loss and liability, but it also includes vehicle damage and pain and suffering …
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The Andary v. USAA Michigan Supreme Court ruling holds that the No-Fault fee schedule and attendant care limitations that were added to the No-Fault law in 2019 do not apply retroactively to car accident victims who were injured while covered by an insurance policy issued before June 11, 2019. Specifically, the Andary v. USAA Michigan …
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There is no VA benefits opt out for drivers under Michigan’s 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 a …
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Under Michigan No-Fault insurance law, who pays the deductible? It depends on several factors but if you opted for a deductible on your policy then you pay.
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.