Michigan No-Fault Statues Broken Down Into Plain English

Our attorneys are breakding down the Michigan No-Fault Statutes to help accident victims better understand their rights
The Michigan No-Fault statutes are complicated, especially for people who have recently been in an auto accident and don’t know what to do next. So our insurance attorneys are providing a translation of each statute within the No-Fault Act.
For those of you who are unfamiliar, the Michigan No-Fault Act designates a car accident victim’s legal rights regarding No-Fault insurance and benefits. Feel free to call (800) 968-1001 to speak with one of our insurance attorneys now. We can answer all of your legal questions, and the call is free.
Meanwhile, take a look at the No-Fault statutes below and see how they might apply to your car accident.
- Michigan No-Fault Statute: MCL 500.3101
Mandatory insurance
- Statute: MCL 500.3101a
Insurance proof
- Statute: MCL 500.3101c
Certified statement
- Statute: MCL 500.3102
Non-residents
- Statute: MCL 500.3103
Motorcyclists
- Statute: MCL 500.3104
Catastrophic claims
- Statute: MCL 500.3105
When insurers must pay
- Statute: MCL 500.3106
Parked vehicle
- Statute: MCL 500.3107
PIP benefits
- Michigan No-Fault Law Statute: MCL 500.3108
Wrongful death
- Statute: MCL 500.3109
Set-offs
- Statute: MCL 500.3109a
Deductibles, exclusions
- Statute: MCL 500.3110
Dependents
- Statute: MCL 500.3111
Out-of-state accidents
- Statute: MCL 500.3112
PIP payees
- Statute: MCL 500.3113
Exclusions from benefits
- Statute: MCL 500.3114
Who pays benefits
- Statute: MCL 500.3115
Pedestrians, bicyclists
- Statute: MCL 500.3116
Insurer liens
- Statute: MCL 500.3121
Property damage
- Statute: MCL 500.3123
PPI exclusions
- Statute: MCL 500.3125
Who pays PPI
- Statute: MCL 500.3127
PPI reimbursement
- Statute: MCL 500.3131
Residual liability
- Michigan No-Fault Law Statute: MCL 500.3135
Non-economic benefits
- Statute: MCL 500.3141
Written notice
- Statute: MCL 500.3142
Overdue benefits
- Statute: MCL 500.3143
Benefits transfer
- Statute: MCL 500.3145
Deadline to claim
- Statute: MCL 500.3146
Reimbursement deadline
- Statute: MCL 500.3148
Attorney fees
- Statute: MCL 500.3151
Insurance medical exam
- Statute: MCL 500.3152
Doctor/patient privilege
- Statute: MCL 500.3153
Exam refusal
- Statute: MCL 500.3157
Reasonable expenses
- Statute: MCL 500.3158
Pay records
- Statute: MCL 500.3159
Discovery
- Statute: MCL 500.3163
Insurer certification
- Statute: MCL 500.3171–3176
Assigned claims
- Michigan No-Fault Law Statute: MCL 500.3177
Uninsured driver
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