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NO FAULT, NO FIXES: Insurers still try to pay nothing

TRAVERSE CITY — Kris Ruckle-Mahon recalls how hopeful she felt last August, when the state’s Supreme Court decided that the restrictions included in no-fault insurance legislation didn’t apply retroactively to

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First hearing on Michigan auto insurance fix held 4 years later

First hearing on Michigan auto insurance fix held 4 years later
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Providers say it s unfair some crash victims will get care and others won t, even after court ruling

Providers say it s unfair some crash victims will get care and others won t, even after court ruling
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MI Supreme Court: Insurers must continue payments to catastrophically injured car crash survivors

The Michigan Supreme Court will decide whether changes made to the state’s auto insurance law in 2019 are constitutional. The court's ordering insurance companies to continue paying certain pre-2019 benefits at least until the case is decided.

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No-fault s impact: 40 more severely injured car crash patients lose medical care

1st Call Home Healthcare has discharged forty patients with severe injuries from car crashes, due to cuts in payments under the 2019 auto no fault law. Options for their care going forward are extremely limited.

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