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Among the wonderful features of Michigan’s no-fault law (until 2019 at least) is the coverage for catastrophic benefits. Virtually no other commercially available medical insurance policies have the breadth of

A Tale of Two Systems: Benefits Under the Old and New No-Fault Laws

Our Michigan no-fault system was once the envy of the nation. Magnificent benefits were available at modest premiums. In particular, the benefits available for catastrophic injuries provided a silver lining

What the Auto Insurance Company Doesn’t Know Will Hurt You: How Mistakes and Omissions on Your Application for No-Fault Insurance May Void Coverage After an Accident

Recalling a Michigan couple whose vehicle damage claim had been initially denied by GEICO on the basis of an undisclosed infant in the household, I made sure to reach out

Think No-Fault Only Covers Medical Bills? Think Again.

Most people assume no-fault automobile insurance only pays for hospital bills and doctor visits. It doesn’t. In many cases, Michigan no-fault benefits cover far more—sometimes in ways people don’t expect.

Legal Deadlines That Can Impact Your Catastrophic Injury Case

Time moves differently after a catastrophic injury. Days blur together in hospital rooms, months disappear during rehabilitation, and suddenly you realize that while you were fighting to rebuild your life,

Important Differences Between Minor and Catastrophic Injury Claims in a Negligence Case

When you’re dealing with the aftermath of an accident, understanding the distinction between minor and catastrophic injuries can significantly impact your legal strategy and potential compensation. These categories aren’t just

How Long Do Catastrophic Injury Lawsuits Typically Take?

When you’re facing life-altering injuries, time feels different. Medical bills pile up while you’re unable to work, and the legal system moves at its own pace, seemingly indifferent to your

Are Ride-Share Companies Liable for Fatal Accidents?

The surge in ride-sharing services across Michigan has fundamentally changed how we think about transportation liability. When tragedy strikes and a fatal accident involves an Uber or Lyft vehicle, families

How Do Courts Define a “Catastrophic Injury” in Motor Vehicle Litigation?

When someone suffers life-altering injuries in a car accident, the legal stakes change dramatically. Courts don’t just look at medical bills and lost wages anymore. They’re evaluating permanent disability, future

Who Can File a Wrongful Death Lawsuit After a Fatal Car Crash?

Losing a loved one in a car accident creates overwhelming grief alongside urgent legal questions. While families struggle with funeral arrangements and emotional devastation, they often wonder whether they can

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