auto no-fault

Michigan Supreme Court Changes Independent Contractor Criterion, Allows Worker to Sue For Auto No Fault Benefits for His Injury

A recent ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court has ruled that each criterion of the Michigan workers compensation statue must be met for a worker to be deemed an employee and that a failure to meet any one of them would indicates the worker is a sub contractor. This ruling came from a case in Michigan Supreme Court Changes Independent Contractor Criterion, Allows Worker to Sue For Auto No Fault Benefits for His Injury

Redlining Accusations Don’t Reduce Real Michigan PIP Fraud Ongoing Daily in Detroit

Although it is clearly a great term to use to get people excited about the possibility of some type of discriminatory insurance practices aimed at hurting residents of Detroit, the stark reality is that Detroit is hotbed of Michigan PIP Fraud, particularly in the areas of fraudulent auto no-fault casualty claims as well as auto Redlining Accusations Don’t Reduce Real Michigan PIP Fraud Ongoing Daily in Detroit

New Appeals case impacts insurer’s coverage of conservator fees in auto no-fault cases

The Michigan Court of Appeals has issued an important opinion on an auto no-fault insurer’s duty to pay for conservator fees under the Michigan No Fault Act.  Significantly, the Court held that fees incurred for a conservator’s services are not allowable expenses for the “care” of an injured person under MCL 500.3107(1)(a), but instead are New Appeals case impacts insurer’s coverage of conservator fees in auto no-fault cases

New Scam Costing All Michigan Drivers $108 A Year

Lansing area NBC affiliate wilx.com reports on the damaged being caused by ever increasing number of fraudulent auto no-fault claims being submitted to Michigan insurance carriers. Of course, those cost are being passed on to the consumers in the form of even higher insurance premiums. Report by Hannah Saunders