No-fault insurance is required to operate a motor vehicle in Michigan, so most people carry a policy, but what happens if you are visiting another state and get in a car accident there? Will your policy still cover the accident?
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A no fault accident is usually any auto accident. Michigan requires every car owner to get no fault insurance in order to receive license plates. It is illegal to drive or let someone else drive your car without a no fault insurance policy. There are…
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Earlier this summer, the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) released a new report on fatal teen driving crashes. According to the report, authored by Dr. Susan Ferguson, former senior vice president of research for the Insurance Institute fo…
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It’s not clear what message state legislators need to get before dropping efforts to reform the Michigan auto no-fault system, but a recent poll of Michigan residents confirmed that the vast majority of residents are opposed to the proposed reforms…
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One of the many issues being debated in regards to potential reform of Michigan’s no-fault insurance laws is the claim by Michigan auto insurance companies that they are forced to pay more for the same medical services than health insurance compani…
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Many people mistakenly believe that victims suffering from hit-and-run accident injuries are stuck paying their own medical bills and have no recourse for the income they’ve lost during recovery or for the permanent changes to their lives, such a…
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The school year is starting up again and Michigan’s many great universities and colleges will be attracting thousands of students from other states. Unfortunately, the vast majority of them won’t be adequately insured if they’re involved in a c…
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No-fault insurance companies in Michigan are required to pay all of a claimant’s medical expenses related to injuries sustained in the accident being covered as long as they are reasonable charges for reasonably necessary services and products.
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Michigan’s no-fault insurance law prohibits suing a properly insured driver in an accident for medical costs or lost wages. However, in serious injury cases, an at-fault driver can be sued for pain and suffering or excess economic loss.
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Michigan’s no-fault insurance law only permits lawsuits against an at-fault driver for pain and suffering or excess economic loss — NOT for medical costs or lost wages unless the driver was uninsured.
The Detroit auto accident lawyers at our fi…
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