Yesterday, the Michigan Supreme Court did away with the long-held rule of protecting minors and the infirm in no-fault claims. This legal issue has literally been a political ping-pong match with the balance of the court changing so much since 1999. Since 1973 — when the no-fault act was enacted — it had always been […]
A family towed their camping trailer and set it up at their designated camp site. After the camper was set up, one of the family members entered it to retrieve her glasses for reading. While exiting the camper, she slipped on the steps and suffered bodily injury requiring medical care. She applied for no-fault benefits […]
In the 1992 and 1994 Michigan statewide elections, many remember the no-fault insurance industry’s ballot initiatives (Proposals C and D) which sought to dramatically convert Michigan’s auto no-fault insurance system into managed care funded by tax payers. These efforst were resoundingly defeated by the people of Michigan. See the Official election results here. After 17 […]
Michigan consumers are shocked when they learn that their auto insurer is not their advocate but instead is their primary adversary. Despite responsibly paying those costly premiums for mandatory no-fault insurance, injured accident victims are repeatedly dismayed when they learn that their very own no-fault insurer’s/adjuster’s strategic goal in handling their claim is to find […]
J.A.L
Wendell, I’d like to personally thank you again for your excellent presentation of my case. Your ability and style impressed me from the very beginning. -J. A. L.
