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Michigan DIFS must act now to protect auto policyholders’ rights to No-Fault medical coverage. Insurance companies are using the new auto No-Fault law to improperly deny attendant care for people catastrophically injured in car accidents before the new auto law took effect, denying vital No-Fault medical care and attendant care benefits. As Michigan DIFS Director …
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The new fee schedule includes permanent reductions in No-Fault reimbursement rates for medical providers who care for car accident victims and takes effect on July 1, 2021. The problem is these fee schedule reimbursement rates are completely arbitrary. Lawmakers literally pulled them out of thin air and we expect they will cause significant havoc and …
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As I predicted, the new auto No-Fault law in Michigan has been great for insurance companies, who all reported record profits in 2020. But for consumers looking to save on car insurance in Michigan after No-Fault reform, the savings have been disappointing. Today I will share some ways for drivers who were expecting more savings …
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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.
The new Michigan car insurance law limits car accident victims’ auto insurance coverage of in-home, family-provided attendant care to 56 hours per week.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has announced that a deal has been reached on Michigan No-Fault auto insurance reform. Learn what she said in regards to the deal
Will Gov. Gretchen Whitmer veto either or both of the No-Fault auto insurance bills if they reach her desk? Here’s what you need to know.
During the wee hours of the morning the Michigan House of Representatives passed House Bill 4397; their own version of No-Fault auto insurance reform
The new Michigan No-Fault auto insurance bill focuses on taking protections away from car crash victims and overlooks insurance companies’ high premiums
