Accident lawyer Steve Gursten answers auto insurance questions on what happens if a friend wrecked your car in an auto accident.
Now that the Michigan car insurance bill was signed into new law, the stark reality is that No-Fault reform will fail to deliver long-term savings.
A teenage driver in Michigan who has received their driver’s license must be covered by the auto insurance policy covering the car or truck they are driving
As Chair of the State Bar of Michigan’s Negligence Law Section, Michigan Auto Law attorney Robert Raitt testifies to House Committee on how injury lawyers can help create auto No-Fault fix
After being forced by the Insurance Commissioner to take its 7-day auto insurance policies off the market, the agency offers short term car insurance policies that cancel after 13 days
For years, doctors’ and hospitals’ medical bills have been slashed by No-Fault insurers using the insurers’ own de facto medical-provider fee schedules
Drivers’ auto insurance costs to go up after MCCA increases assessments to $220, prompting governor to order MCCA audit by Insurance Commissioner because drivers deserve ‘transparency’
Legislation would repeal No-Fault auto insurance system by 2022, replacing it with a fault based system in tort where crash victims would sue for medical expenses, lost wages due to injury
After Zichichi v. Mull, will Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Markman finally give up his one-man crusade to overrule McCormick v. Carrier?
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