Each season seems to have its own unique attributes that call for changes in how a professional insurance defense private investigator has to approach Michigan PIP surveillance. Fall brings the end to vacations for most, the return to school (which greatly impacts those claimants with children), far less sun in the sky and new outdoor … Fall Changes Approach to Michigan PIP Surveillance
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
Each year the Michigan State Police updates the prior years auto accident statistics and publish them here. The data includes the number of crashes, number of injuries and fatalities along with other information. The 2013 update should be out soon and as an overall statistical trend, Michigan auto accidents have been decreasing. This is believed … Michigan PIP Claims Likely To Increase
The premium paid to the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (“MCCA”) by member insurance companies will be $175.00 per insured vehicle effective July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013. This represents an increase of $30.00 (21%) over the current MCCA charge of $145.00. The $175.00 assessment represents $141.93 to cover claims; $32.72 to address the $2 … Cat Claims Fund Charges Up 21% For Large Michigan PIP Claims